By comparing the LCI for 1 kg of product for the different synthesis routes, the processes can be evaluated with one common denominator.
The project's most important feature is the requirement that teachers meet locally to evaluate one another's lessons and develop common expectations of students.
After his talk, he will evaluate one book per person.
We have, therefore, conducted the present study with the aim of evaluating the quantitative accuracy of one common ASL technique, namely ASL-FAIR, for brain imaging in rats by a direct comparison with radioactive microspheres which are an accepted gold standard for perfusion quantification.
One common statistic used to evaluate colleges, for example, is called "graduation rate performance," which compares a school's actual graduation rate with its predicted graduation rate given the socioeconomic status and the test scores of its incoming freshman class.
One common technique that can evaluate performance without losing information is k-fold cross-validation (Stone, 1974).
In one common experiment, the "Goldberg paradigm," people are asked to evaluate a particular article or speech, supposedly by a man.
One common mistake, the authors' studies show, is enterprises' unwavering focus on creating innovative models and evaluating their efficacy in standalone fashion—just as engineers test new technologies or products.
UWMB evaluated agencies, and vouched for the probity and effectiveness of those it selected as "affiliates". One common characteristic that distinguished UWMB and its affiliates: they were all considered secular.
Both ICC and CCC indices have recently been evaluated and compared in many studies [ 6- 8], and have been shown to provide two different expressions of one common index.
