Sentence examples for example evaluated from inspiring English sources

Massaro et al. [7], for example, evaluated visual-only intelligibility of a speaker dependent speech driven system on isolated words.

The work of Alferez et al. (2014), for example, evaluated the support of MSVCM (Bonifácio and Borba 2009), PLUSS (Eriksson et al. 2005) and two other approaches to modularity, expressiveness, and stability through the specification and evolution of a car crash crisis management system SPL.

One study, for example, evaluated neonatal infections in 872 newborns with gestational age greater than or equal to 36 weeks.

Morrall et al. (2003), for example, evaluated several AE in chronic, flow-through 21-d D. magna studies where renewal frequency was titrated to account for losses due to degradation balanced against flow rates suitable for Daphnia health.

One pre-post study with control areas in villages in Egypt, for example, evaluated a positive deviance approach, basing an antenatal education and supplementation intervention on practices of positive outliers.

Simmons et al. [ 34], for example, evaluated the cost-effectiveness of family planning research programmes delivered by LHWs in rural Bangladesh as compared to government programmes; they indicated that vaccines comprised 0.12% of the total programme budget from 1978-1985.

Veterinarians working in public-health programs, for example, evaluate the safety of food-processing plants, restaurants, and water supplies.

For example, evaluating teachers based on their students' scores will encourage more test prep and less real learning.

The fifth example evaluates the SINR versus pointing error, SNR=25 dB.

The third example evaluates the output SINR performance versus input SNR.

Classical utilitarians, for example, evaluate consequences according to the amount of happiness or pleasure they include, whereas other forms of consequentialism pick out other goods.