Sentence examples for evaluating redundant from inspiring English sources
By not evaluating redundant study data, we attempted to avoid repeated inclusion of manuscripts from different publications, and focus on studies assessing prognostic markers with standard oncological endpoints of overall survival, while excluding studies with evaluation of recurrence.
To evaluate the plausibility of random variation due to sampling as a potential cause of the observed discordance between redundant probe sets, we performed a re-sampling procedure aimed at simulating variance due to sampling and then evaluated redundant probe set concordance across the samples.
Each assessor had to evaluate redundancy with three levels, namely not redundant (value equal to 2), redundant (value equal to 1) or highly redundant (value equal to 0).
We evaluated our redundant musculoskeletal robot over a range of motions.
The identified hairpins were further evaluated and redundant sequences were removed.
The five biomarkers demonstrating 100% sensitivity and specificity were compared to each other and to the synovial fluid WBC count using the Pearson correlation to evaluate for redundant performance among infected samples (Table 5).
The size of the rule set is reduced in a process of pruning and evaluating with removing redundant and non-predictive rules to improve the efficiency and accuracy.
After evaluating a non-redundant set of 10,983 nucleotides from Sanger sequences and 55,587 nucleotides from the pyrosequencing platform, we observed no significant differences between the two approaches, which showed respective GC contents of 60.11% and 60.19% (2-sample, unequal variance T test; t-score = 0.437, p-value ∼0.3).
As shown in row 5 of Table 1, these questions when evaluated were not redundant and yielded good information.
Nonetheless, the number of redundant genes is likely an underestimate since 4,757 genes could not be evaluated for redundancy because they were not on the ATH1 microarray.
Non-redundancy: evaluates the ability of context does not contain too much redundant information, i.e., information that has already been given in a previous tweet.
