Sentence examples for index in the context of from inspiring English sources
We present several useful applications of the CTI index in the context of various chemoinformatics tasks.
We then designed a combinatorial process to evaluate the performances of different fingerprints, different similarity coefficients, and different weighting schemes for the elements of the final index, in the context of two heterogeneous datasets.
We suggest using the Youden index in the context of the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis for this purpose.
We developed this index in the context of survey research on the outcome of total knee replacement in a cohort of US Medicare beneficiaries who had undergone elective total knee replacement two years prior to their participation in the survey.
Although the maximum SUV in the tumour (SUVmax) is by far the most reported index [ 6, 9], the most relevant index in the context of patient monitoring remains to be identified.
Regarding the evaluation of Ki-67, the round robin test started in the beginning of 2010 and includes the reproducibility of the Ki-67 index in the context of lymphoma diagnostics.
Our approach is more precise in catching regional particularities and object specifics, and is in contrast to the studies by, for example, Qi and Yang (2009) and Leow and Mues (2012) who use broader house price indices in the context of recovery rate literature.
However, for clarity, we omit the superscript in the text when we refer to these indices in the context of the corresponding model parameter.
It would help to place individual disability index measurements in the context of a wider population with rheumatoid arthritis as well as to track disability over time.
The original mother generated index was modified in the context of the problems observed in the pilot study limiting the comparability of the results to other settings.
Although education and occupation may partially determine an adult's SES in Mainland China where the economy is undergoing a rapid transition, they were considered to be less valid and sensitive than FAI and could only act as an indirect index of SES in the context of China.
