Sentence examples for evaluation of coherence from inspiring English sources

In most cases these inferential relationships were derived from analogical relations, which themselves are the result of a kind of evaluation of coherence by the analogy network (Thagard P 2000).

Bulut, M. et al. Evaluation of optical coherence tomography angiographic findings in Alzheimer's type dementia.

The method is based on the evaluation of three coherence dimensions.

The category specific evaluation of expression coherence is done as follows: Our iGBA algorithm yields a p-value for every pair of gene-functional category pair (Fig. 1C).

Despite complexity, the motor task performed in robotic surgery allows to reduce variability in the evaluation of EEG coherence due to different movements and duration of epochs among subjects and between the two experimental conditions (laparoscopic and robotic).

This information would then allow an integrative physiological evaluation of hemodynamic coherence between the different physiological compartments in the hierarchy of the cardiovascular system from the systemic circulation down to subcellular organelles in a continuous manner in response to individualized therapy [ 18].

Functional enrichment analysis of miRNA's target transcripts hence can be used as a proxy for evaluation of the functional coherence of CMMs.

A critic may wonder what reasons there are for calling the relation of meeting objections to a given claim relative to an evaluation system a relation of coherence.

Yet the evaluation of consistency, plausibility and coherence as described by Bradford Hill requires the evaluation of all existing theories and knowledge.

And there are things that need to be solved by the individual…" (NG1) A certain lack of coherence between the evaluation tools used by managers to assess clinicians' practice performance, and the premises underlying a population health management approach, was also experienced as a barrier to the implementation process.

25 29 46 Such impacts stem from the USA's desire for stricter protection of intellectual property rights, transparency of in-house evaluation, regulatory coherence, dispute settlement, government procurement and evidence-based decisions being contestable in court.