Sentence examples for evaluating correctness from inspiring English sources

The goals of evaluating correctness properties of software architectures include: (1) to provide an early opportunity to correct defects in requirements embodied in the software architecture, and (2) to ensure that the software architecture is an accurate blueprint for system implementers.

For evaluating correctness, the metrics, such as CN-accuracy, Rep-accuracy, and C-accuracy, are all computed by aligning the corresponding items back to the reference genome using program swalign from MATLAB platform.

Boshir et al. [27] evaluated correctness measures in their work; completeness and quality measures are not given.

The guidebook served as a standard to evaluate correctness and appropriateness of provider's diagnoses and referral decisions in HCs.

This suggests that the motor system is engaged in evaluating the correctness of the actions of others.

However, little is known about the possible contribution of the motor system for evaluating the correctness of others' actions.

In this survey, we discuss advances in Web testing and begin by exploring the peculiarities of Web applications that makes evaluating their correctness a challenge and the direct translation of conventional software engineering principles impractical in some cases.

A major challenge in developing software for detecting orthologs is the lack of gold-standard data for evaluating their correctness.

A conversion of the names to its corresponding structure show that only a minor part (below 20%) can be processed (without evaluating the correctness of the conversion).

In contrast, we mainly adopted an on-line measure of RM component by evaluating the correctness of the content of the response for each trial and only used an off-line measure (i.e. recognition) if no response had been given.

Thus, to better evaluate their correctness, we performed an overall co-functional evaluation of all genes involved in the transferred and known gene pathway annotations, as well as in known and transferred biological functions.