Sentence examples for generating sensible from inspiring English sources
First, generating sensible estimates of the indirect effects of job loss on family members' mental health requires that we carefully account for both observed and unobserved heterogeneity.
The financial sector boom that happened in the United States and in other countries had this characteristic very much like an emerging market boom, said Johnson in a presentation at the Peterson Institute on Tuesday, At first it makes sense, at first you have some efficiency gains, youre generating sensible profits.
Our ability to confidently reconstruct the routes of introduction of worldwide invaders is crucial to generating sensible hypotheses regarding the environmental and evolutionary factors responsible for biological invasions [3].
However post restructuring it should generate sensible returns.
Using the estimated parameters to form the best linear forecasts for future volatility we find that the behavioral model generates sensible forecasts that get close to those of a standard GARCH 1,1) model in their overall performance, and often provide useful information on top of the information incorporated in the GARCH forecasts.
DAWBA has consistently generated sensible estimates of prevalence and association with risk factors supporting good validity [ 34].
Power quality (PQ) disturbances are becoming an important issue in smart grids (SGs) due to the significant economic consequences that they can generate on sensible loads.
It is therefore not surprising that the differences of human capital within Southern Italy are not, according to our results, sufficient to generate a sensible heterogeneity in the effects.
Neither approach is well-suited to generating or identifying chemically sensible conformers for larger non-organic molecules.
In fact, both MCL and RNSC basically partitioned the PPI network simultaneously into non-overlapping clusters while the remaining approaches are more sensible by generating clusters in a one-by-one manner and allowing overlaps in the clusters/complexes.
Accordingly, in order to generate knowledge of sensible entities and intelligible meaning-configurations the conceptual forms of our cognition must apply to both domains.
