Sentence examples for for a sound evaluation from inspiring English sources

We strongly believe that the optimal and suboptimal solutions produced by our method provide a considerable benefit over heuristic solutions in that they allow for a sound evaluation and adaptation of the underlying model.

For these reasons, a sound evaluation of the economic aspects involved in working in this field is of paramount importance for a successful adoption of CC solutions for bioinformatics applications, and the analysis proposed in this paper goes in this direction.

To balance the complexity caused by real PDF and potentially ignored information in interval-based measures like PICP, pinball loss function is presented as a sound evaluation criterion for load forecasting.

However, a sound evaluation of the clinical relevance of these data warrants for a statistical analysis from a larger patient cohort.

"He just doesn't understand teaching, the tenure process or what constitutes a sound evaluation process".

Nevertheless, there are only few shortcut methods available that are derived without simplifying assumptions, such as constant relative volatilities or constant molar overflow, allowing for a thermodynamically sound evaluation of the minimum energy demand for the separation of non-ideal mixtures.

Although the investigated medical schools have acknowledged efforts in the establishment of faculty evaluation systems, there is still a need for a sound faculty evaluation.

Regarding the quality of cost-effectiveness evaluations, an average of 44% of required elements for a sound economic evaluation were reported.

The checklist below was inspired by the Drummond et al. checklist for a sound economic evaluation [ 43] and our own experiences of designing, undertaking and reporting economic evaluations alongside trials of public health interventions [ 44- 47].

The first approach is the well-known receiver operating characteristics analysis which is introduced for a sound quality evaluation of the edge maps estimated by combining different edge detectors.

The Drummond et al. (2005) checklist for a sound economic evaluation was used to appraise evidence found in the electronic searches [ 18].