Sentence examples for evaluate on one from inspiring English sources

We represent the electronic components by graphs and we evaluate, on one hand, different structures useful to encode a set of graphs, and on the other hand, indexing structures for fast querying of these graphs.

The effect of an experimental removal of the power-line earth wire (common neutral) was evaluated on one of the power-line sections, by comparing the number of mortalities found before removal with the number found afterwards.

The methods and their extensions according to the advanced issues are evaluated on one benchmark problem of handwritten images recognition as well as on a real-life problem of image classification framework, where images should be classified into good and bad ones during an on-line and interactive production process.

BIC were evaluated on one section, since screws could only be cut in one plane.

For all patients, TSP was evaluated on one section derived from the most invasive part of the tumour.

For these experiments, based on simultaneous expression of genes from the same operons (Table 3), gene expression was evaluated on one gene of each operon [ 7] with sigA included as a reference gene.

In addition to individuals meeting criteria for autism, a spectrum class included all individuals who were classified as ASD on both the ADI-R and ADOS or who were not evaluated on one of the instruments but were diagnosed with autism on the other instrument.

Following Greenfield et al. [ 10], our method PriorPC is evaluated on one dataset containing Bacillus subtilis expression data [ 16], and two datasets from the DREAM (Dialogue for Reverse Engineering Assessments and Methods) challenge, and for the E. coli and B. subtilis datasets only the nodes that are linked to at least one other node in the gold standard are considered for evaluation.

Socioeconomic analysis seeks to evaluate, on the one hand, technology acceptance by a scenario community in a rural setting (cf. "flood-social") and, on the other hand, economic feasibility including business model development and project cost accounting (cf. "flood-economics").

Such analysis allows us to evaluate, on the one hand, the impact of domestic demand on water resources by quantitatively evaluate the water footprint of Morocco and, on the other hand, the impact of trade with the rest of the world on national water resources by quantifying the virtual water flows.

Obviously, with the amount of capital 2tor puts into these programs, it's in a sense not a surprise, but these programs are being judged by the same criteria with which one evaluates on-campus, in-classroom education.