Sentence examples for expected criterion from inspiring English sources

The quality of the records was assessed, based on 82 items, and the final score is expressed as a percentage of agreement between what is expected (criterion) and what was documented (performance). 5. Management of Chronic Conditions (Diabetes and Hypertension) was assessed with a record audit tool.

However, optimizing irrigation strategies for some specified agro-environmental expected criteria is a computationally hard problem.

The quality control of the microarrays was assessed using the standard Agilent controls to verify that the arrays met the expected criteria.

In order to model the problem within the framework of the credibility optimization, three types of new defuzzification criteria, i.e., optimistic value criterion, pessimistic value criterion and expected value criterion, are proposed for type-2 fuzzy variables.

Based on an expected value criterion or a credibility criterion, a fuzzy expected value model and a fuzzy dependent chance programming (DCP) model are constructed.

Here, two novel, robust criteria are presented for computing optimal dynamic inputs for experiments aiming at improving parameter precision, based on previously proposed methods for providing design robustness — the expected value criterion and the max min criterion.

The main objective of this research is to identify the criterion of residential satisfaction and determine the expected housing criterion required in the overall planning of a housing area.

The expected utility criterion has been criticized along several lines.

Specifically, it discusses two basic ideas the minimum (maximum) expected value criterion and the expected minimum (maximum) value criterion in a theoretical context.

However, it should be noted that the expected utility criterion does not necessarily follow from utilitarianism.

Most of the studies on inventory control reported in earlier contributions deal with the optimization problems minimizing an expected cost criterion such as the long-run average cost.