Sentence examples for evaluation is sensitive from inspiring English sources

Centroid evaluation is sensitive to noise in the training dataset which affects the overall performance of the classifier.

The evaluation is sensitive to the different help systems and their specific prerequisites.

The evaluation framework and methodology ensure that the evaluation is sensitive to the role of general clinical staff, appropriate to the setting, relevant to stakeholders, inclusive and informative.

Sensitivity analyses will be performed varying key cost input variables within clinically plausible ranges to identify areas that the main finding of the economic evaluation is sensitive to.

The overall findings of the evaluation were sensitive to assumptions about compliance with follow-up visits to the extent that they altered the relative ranking of the strategies.

"It serves as a healthy reminder that evaluations are sensitive to things other than the amount that students learn," he says.

From this definition, we can see that the LOF evaluation is very sensitive to the choice of k.

MCS performance evaluation is very sensitive to the test set, so we have developed several reference benchmarks based on ChEMBL-13, including randomly selected pairs of structures, and randomly selected structures with their k = 2, k = 10, and k = 100 nearest neighbors.

More specifically, the graphs in Figure 1 shows that in terms of self-evaluation questions, scale perception is sensitive to age and that older individuals are not substantially more risk averse in terms of employment than younger individuals, within our sample of migrants.

Graphic examination and statistical evaluation demonstrate that this model is sensitive to the data when compared to directly measured experimental outcomes.

CT is sensitive in the evaluation of sclerosis and fragmentation (Figs. 15 and 16), and MRI can evaluate associated marrow and soft tissue changes.