Sentence examples for imperfect score from inspiring English sources

To accommodate imperfect score, in our system, we calculate the authentication rate of legitimate users using a global threshold based scheme, where a user is identified as a legitimate user if his/her score is greater than some predefined threshold (delta).

Because SPEDRE-base found parameters with better scores than the 'correct' parameters, we infer that the POF objective is an imperfect score of parameter accuracy.

Unless the student with imperfect scores and grades has a special value to the institution, there is zero likelihood of admission.

The key feature of this approach is the pre-selection of structural models based on distance constraints as opposed to optimizing an imperfect scoring function.

The first observation made after analyzing the solution trajectory of the benchmarks was the imperfect relationship between Alignment Score, which is purely dependent on the Scoring matrix (BLOSUM62 in this case), and the BALiBASE score, which is purely based on biological facts.

The effect holds if a more draconian scoring criterion is used in which all imperfect translations receive a score of 0. Recoding the data this way, the proportion of correct translations increased from M = 0.44 to M = 0.66 for weaker background students with the addition of the synapomorphies and from M = 0.66 to M = 0.97 for stronger background students.

The accuracy of social class classification is imperfect given that Townsend Score is not an individual measure of deprivation.

This score is imperfect as it is subjective, with reports of interobserver variability, 87 and there is only a modest correlation between PS and observed physical performance.

The minimum length of the detected repeats needed to be at least 12 nt, and the minimum repeat alignment score for imperfect repeats was set as 12.

Written scores are imperfect documents, filled with imprecise instructions and loopholes.

The bottom line is that there are difficulties for any state, county or local government attempting to base asset placement decisions on what is clearly an imperfect benchmark (CRA matrix scores).