Sentence examples for generated metrics from inspiring English sources
But a number of private and consumer groups generated metrics in late 2005.
In its original release, QuaMeter generated metrics styled after those of Rudnick et al., incorporating peptide identifications along with raw data.
Although the three different methods generated metrics of interaction effects with different assumptions and were thus not readily comparable, we further noted that the estimates of interaction effects were surprisingly strong for the regression models.
We have used the RBP HuR/ELAVL1 to demonstrate that DO-RIP-seq can quantify HuR binding sites with high coverage across the entire human transcriptome, thereby generating metrics of relative RNA binding strength.
To generate metrics of the spatial distribution of patch reefs across seascape, a benthic habitat map of the lagoon was made using a supervised spectral classification in ERDAS Image Analysis™ for ArcGIS v9.2 (Fig. 1C).
As the productivity data presented in the results demonstrate, the PBI system generates metrics (such as malnutrition case-finding and treatment) that could be used as outcome metrics.
The first step of any analysis with genotyping arrays is typically the conduct of a thorough data clean up and quality control to remove poor quality genotypes and generate metrics to inform and select individuals for downstream statistical analysis.
A recurring theme across many interviews was around both the perceived lack of reliable data for Indigenous health, and the hope that the IBoD study would generate metrics to allow better interpretation and use of existing data.
A self-validating or SEVA sensor uses in-built processing power to generate generic metrics of measurement quality, based on on-line uncertainty.
The fragmentation analysis of the generated landscape metrics shows a gradual process of fragmentation.
The second approach generated LiDAR metrics at all pulse densities described above using a DTM that was generated under the highest pulse density (10 pulses m−2).
