Sentence examples for evaluating a given from inspiring English sources
In this paper, a new method for evaluating a given set of plant decompositions is proposed.
A workflow for evaluating a given FP in the researcher's chosen experimental system (e.g., a specific cell line) is described.
The Replay-Attack Database provides a protocol for objectively evaluating a given countermeasure.
Onsets are caused by a break in the steady state nature of a note, and onset detection involves evaluating a given audio signal using an onset detection function and applying certain selection criteria to decide the onset times.
Tests of this sort thus implicate not just the familiar judicial challenge of evaluating a given variable by reference to an established doctrinal criterion, but also the less familiar (and often unnoticed) challenge of extracting from a fact pattern an operative characterization of the variable to be evaluated.
Similarly, when evaluating a given sample it is important to know whether the required sequencing depth has been reached, or if more sequencing is necessary to detect a given transcript, isoform, or fusion gene.
This article aims to help you evaluate a given situation involving the fair use of copyrighted materials.
No competition is definitive: rather than achievement, the judges can only evaluate a given singer's performance on a given day.
Current aviation security models created to address this threat are descriptive rather than prescriptive; they evaluate a given baggage screening strategy rather than identify optimal baggage screening strategies.
Here we propose a simple, cheap, reliable, time-saving, and highly sensitive method to evaluate a given gene-editing tool based on its capacity to induce chromosomal translocations when combined with a reference engineered nuclease.
Robust Inference on the Causal Effects of Stochastic Interventions under Two-Phase Sampling, with Applications in Vaccine Efficacy Trials: Much of the focus of statistical causal inference has been devoted to assessing the effects of static interventions, which specify a fixed contrast of counterfactual intervention values to evaluate a given causal effect.
