Sentence examples for ii retrieval from inspiring English sources

This study was conducted in three steps: (i) establishment of a case database; (ii) retrieval of similar cases using the A-CBR approach; and (iii) estimation of the dynamic operational rating using the stochastic approach.

The ratio of the extinction at 525 nm to 1020 nm in the model is centered at 3 3.5, while from SAGE II it is 4 4.5 [ Thomason and Vernier, 2013], which is consistent with the model overestimating size, or the SAGE II retrieval algorithm rejecting larger aerosols.

Accreditation could occur as a temporary authorization procedure, as was the case for Maastricht types I and II organ retrieval.

DBMS addressed these problems under the following conditions: (i) with models and long-term reliable data storage capabilities; (ii) providing retrieval and manipulation facilities for stored data for multiple concurrent users or transactions [40].

IVF treatment involves five phases: (i) ovarian stimulation; (ii) oocyte retrieval; (iii) fertilization followed by embryo culture; (iv) embryo transfer; and (v) the luteal phase.

Practicing 'EBM' requires that users are skilled across a 5-step process that includes; (i) construction of an answerable question from the clinical scenario, (ii) systematic retrieval of the best available evidence, (iii) critical appraisal of the evidence for validity, clinical relevance and applicability, (iv) application of results, and (v) evaluation of performance [ 2].

Three various types of scripted probes were employed: (i) c omprehension probes asking respondents to explain their understanding of particular concepts or terms; (ii) cursive retrieval probes asking them to explain how respondents arrived at an answer and (iii) cursive asking respondents to evaluate the degree of confidence in their answers.

In the final scene, Pendleton and Harcourt observe IIF's retrieval of the plutonium from a nearby loch, where Jedburgh had hidden it.

First, we found strong gamma band responses at parieto-occipital regions which we interpreted as (i) an adjustment of selective attention (leading to a mental impasse or to a correct solution depending on the gamma band power level) and (ii) encoding and retrieval processes for the emergence of spontaneous new solutions.

Textpresso search results were evaluated on three levels: (i) sentence retrieval, (ii) annotations made and (iii) estimated effects on curation efficiency.

The overall workflow to collect CHD-related genes could be generally divided into four steps: (i) information retrieval, (ii) information extraction, (iii) knowledge acquisition and (iv) manually confirmation.