Sentence examples for evaluation of the applied from inspiring English sources

This is because as N c is further increased, statistical evaluation of the applied time-domain decision metric is more accurate, and as a result, its detection performance is improved compared with the ML scheme.

An analysis of different process parameters allowed the evaluation of the applied fermentation process (fed-batch, Table 1: medium C) with earlier findings from cultivations in the original medium (batch, Table 1: medium B).

In order to alleviate this result-triggered, selective application of evaluation criteria and offer an objective evaluation of the applied methodologies in other feeding trials regardless of their outcomes, in particular those on which EFSA based its safety conclusions, we carried out a comparative analysis with the following objectives: 1.

In contrast to many other reported health research priority setting studies [ 19, 22], built into this process was an opportunity for the early evaluation of the applied interventions selected.

The analyzed uranium oxide particles (i.e. 9073-01-B, CRM U010 and NUSIMEP-7 test samples), having sizes down to the sub-micrometre range, are certified with respect to their U/U isotopic signature, which enabled evaluation of the applied strategies with respect to precision and accuracy.

A re-evaluation of the applied methods of relevant, older studies is justified if applied to all such relevant studies - but meaningless or even counterproductive when applied selectively to one study or a subset of studies only triggered by their reported (here adverse) effects.

Similar to aforementioned studies, the liposomes were of a bimodal nature containing a high payload of Gd-containing lipid for MR imaging and fluorescent lipids for fluorescent imaging, which enabled extensive evaluation and validation of the applied strategy.

There are also limitations due to the complexity of the intervention and evaluation of the effect applies to the whole treatment and not to the individual components.

When the loading of a component is unknown, it is not possible to perform fatigue evaluation without some additional knowledge of the applied loading.

This was indeed observed in most cases (Tables 2 and 3) and emphasizes the extent to which interpretation of results depends on the details of the applied evaluation method.

Second, the review should not be considered an exhaustive investigation of the applied economic evaluation literature employing observational microdata.