For example, a network balance model can evaluate the imbalanced network underlying TCM syndrome and find potential biomarkers [ 35].
For example, we can evaluate the performance using more sophisticated and powerful DL-based approaches to gait recognition, which typically require an extremely large number of training samples but achieve state-of-the-art performance.
For example, one can evaluate an effect (minimum, maximum, or average) for different doses.
For example, one can evaluate the effects of the sample geometry (i.e., thickness), backside penetration in the presence and absence of a backplate hole, and the hydration lubrication mechanism, which involves dehydration/rehydration processes.
For example, a researcher can evaluate the overlap or association of the sequence data with genomic features (that is promoters, introns, intergenic regions, TSSs, TTSs) and ontological entities (that is molecular functions, biological processes, cellular components, disease ontologies, and so on).
For example, using software, an engineer can evaluate a wireless circuit design for possible flaws or test high-speed electronics at different clock speeds without having to build an actual prototype.
At the Georgia Institute of Technology, for example, researchers have developed software that can evaluate scans of the brain and heart, and identify anomalies that might indicate problems.
For example, as yet, no computer program can evaluate the quality or reliability of Internet content, nor comprehend the range of nuances in human conversation.
This article concludes by offering examples of ways in which managers can evaluate their current product-service strategies against the environmental drivers of biztainment.
Results generated from numerical studies and illustrative examples infer that the proposed approach can evaluate degradation in shear capacity of fire exposed steel and composite beams under wide range of loading scenarios.
