Sentence examples for evaluate rules from inspiring English sources
(As with ethical egoism, there are variants which drop maximization or evaluate rules or character traits rather than actions.
But even if we assume the idea of public reason is coherent, we can plausibly ask why we ought to accept this idea, that is, what is the basis for adopting public reason as the relevant standard to evaluate rules and to govern individual conduct?
We use a set of metric to evaluate rule quality as follows: 1 Accuracy: R. 2 Variance of accuracy.
The Federal Trade Commission typically strives to re-evaluate rules every 10 years, said Patti Poss, an attorney in the commission's consumer protection bureau.
After 44 years of debating sexuality issues, the United Methodist Church voted by a narrow margin on Wednesday to allow bishops to appoint a commission to re-evaluate rules on gay, lesbian and transgender clergy and marriage.
We have seen that rule-consequentialism evaluates rules on the basis of the expected value of their acceptance by the overwhelming majority.
A traditional family-wise error rate (FWER) (Shaffer, 1995) approach such as Bonferroni essentially calculates the probability of making even a single error (or more) among all of the evaluated rules under the null hypothesis.
Tip position may be evaluated: rule out of catheter misdirection in the superior vena cava (SVC) tributary veins (so called "negative assessment").
In this study, we evaluated rule-based and information-integration category learning and perceptual learning in both low and high external noise environments in subjects with treated Wilson's disease and normal controls.
This choice is founded on the proposition that expert discretization via APACHE III will result in medically and contextually relevant classification rules and data collection requirements, thus increasing the accessibility of the proposed prognostic model and ensures directly comparable rule sets for all evaluated rule-based methods.
