Sentence examples for example suitability from inspiring English sources
Lastly, the algorithm can be built into clinical systems and the results generated automatically with suggestions on next steps (for example, suitability for CA125 testing or ultrasound scanning), which potentially has a greater utility than a paper based flow chart that might be difficult for busy clinicians to remember in routine primary care.
For example, the Suitability Assessment of Material (SAM) instrument measures the suitability of PIM from an expert point of view [ 5].
First of all, using chitosan (CS -grafted-glyceryl monooeate (GMO) based miCS -grafted-glyceryl the suitability of model A and model B for prediCS -grafted-glycerylcomonooeatety was evaluated theoretically.
For example, cropland suitability scores could be increased in grid cells in parts of the world that governments have targeted for cropland expansion or agricultural subsidies.
The ability to estimate age has evolved as it enables an individual to evaluate, for example, the suitability of a potential mate [1], [2].
Additionally, the three models were combined and two examples of suitability maps to aid conservation decision-making are included.
In this study, using 16 sets of soil shear strength observations (consisting of 391 samples) as examples, the suitability of the dependence structure for these experimental observations is firstly identified by a goodness-of-fit test based on the Bayesian Information Criterion (BIC) with the normal, Student's t, Clayton, Frank, Gumbel, and Plackett copulas.
An agent-based application example shows the suitability and the effectiveness of the JMAP.
The presented example shows high suitability of the proposed architecture for fine grain numerical computations.
This example demonstrates the suitability of the sCMP class to serve as an exploratory tool for count data modeling.
An example of the suitability of the Jaccard index for measuring the similarity between the bibliographies of two articles is provided in Figure 1(a - b).
