Sentence examples for enrollment and testing from inspiring English sources

Studies in neighboring regions have used flawed methods, including spectrum bias, small sample size, selective enrollment, and testing acute-phase serum only.

But many public school advocates, parents and administrators said the reductions that districts had made — and were considering for the next school year — had reached an unprecedented level, even as enrollment and testing requirements have increased.

In all project districts, STF trained MoH health workers on the screening, enrollment, and testing of HIV-exposed infants.

Because the hair analyses were done after enrollment and testing, the final number of subjects in this study differs from the number actually tested.

For eligible participants who signed written consent to participate, two surveys were conducted one at the time of enrollment and testing (i.e. baseline) and one four days after the initial encounter via phone (i.e. follow-up).

Nasopharyngeal swabs or combined nasal and oropharyngeal swabs were also obtained as part of the enrollment interview and tested for influenza by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).

In the real-world application, enrollment and test data from each user (or speaker) are always scarce.

We also performed experiments that only enrollment and test sets were extracted using CRA algorithm, and results show that both approaches gave better results than the baseline of traditional i-vector extraction approach, but the results of whole extraction (development set, enrollment set and test set) are best.

An intuitive explanation could be that not all the Gaussian components should be adapted if the phonetic contents of enrollment and test are the same, only those components which are observed in speaker frames need to be adapted.

In the case that the phonetic content of enrollment and test sessions is same, we may assert that only those components which are observed in the speaker frames need to be adapted, but FA-based techniques provide a global adaptation to all the Gaussian components including those unobserved Gaussian components, whose performance should be questionable compared with traditional MAP adaptation.

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