Sentence examples for is ability to separate from inspiring English sources

The QFractureScore has good discrimination (that is, ability to separate out those who did and did not subsequently develop a fracture) and explains over 60% of the variation for hip fracture.

The QDScore has good discrimination (that is, ability to separate out people who did and those who did not subsequently develop type 2 diabetes) and explains approximately 50% of the total variation in times to diagnosis of diabetes.

Risk prediction utilities tend to perform best in the settings in which they have been derived both in terms of discrimination (that is, ability to separate out those who will and will not develop a fracture) and also calibration (how closely the overall predicted risk matches the observed risk).

In general, resolution is the ability to separate two signals.

The main advantage of short-length GC columns is its ability to separate components in a short period of time.

An essential part of this process is the ability to separate the bound from the unbound molecule.

The benefit of the approach proposed here is the ability to separate degrading or regenerating forests by their trajectories between degraded classes.

The main feature of the method is the ability to separate modes of vibration that normally overlap in the frequency domain, to enable better insight into the sources of vibration.

Another performance indicator is the ability to separate the sensor signal into an offset, heart and respiration signals adequately.

The unique property of OPLS when compared to other linear regression methods is its ability to separate the modeling of correlated variation from structured noise (uncorrelated variation).

One of the more compelling findings from our study is the ability to separate groups by stress as well as strain, simply through Principal Component Analysis.