Sentence examples for evaluation limited to from inspiring English sources

This evaluation, limited to the health and environmental impacts, shows that the external costs of the fusion accident is in the range of 10−5 10−4 mEURO/kW h while the total external costs for fusion are estimated in the range of a few mEURO per kilowatt hour.

Another comprehensive evaluation, limited to unsupervised methods, has been performed as part of the Dialogue for Reverse Engineering Assessments and Methods (DREAM), an annual open competition in network inference [ 4 8].

An economic evaluation limited to the perspective of the inpatient rehabilitation facility will miss the ongoing health and community resources utilized once the patient has been discharged to the community.

Until the study by Pickhardt et al. [ 27], all published CTC studies had employed a primary 2-D evaluation of the data, with 3-D endoluminal evaluation limited to problem solving and lesion confirmation.

Based on the limited availability of efficacious or cost-effective diagnostic tests, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists recommends routine yearly gynaecological examination with further evaluation limited to patients presenting with bleeding or vaginal discharge [ 18].

In an evaluation limited to those PubMed articles from CTD with explicit evidence for at most 12 relations we found the following distribution: for about 32% of all relations from the CTD, where our term recognizer was able to detect both participating entities, there was no sentence containing both entities in the PubMed abstract.

Our study had the additional advantage of evaluating the full hospital stay as opposed to initial evaluations limited to the first 24 h.

However, the final stages of the testing process execution of the tests and evaluation of results—were not performed, and the evaluation was limited to the test case design.

The physiotherapeutic evaluation was limited to 20 min and included 14 different evaluation methods.

Evaluation was limited to a simple designation of: acceptable or not acceptable (i.e. diagnostic, or non-diagnostic).

As earlier works have shown the alternative of ground truth evaluation is limited to global statistics [8] over sparsely labelled ground truth (e.g. [11, 12]).