Sentence examples for is sufficiently balanced from inspiring English sources

Spader's flamboyant central performance in The Blacklist is sufficiently balanced by the unshowy, sturdy performances of a few well-cast supporting actors.

Therefore, we propose a hybrid method to estimate a reasonable cutoff point, and considering the experiments conducted in this paper, we will assume that an F-measure above or equal to 75%% is sufficiently balanced.

Results of propensity score matching (Table 1) show that the average absolute standardized difference between the two groups was reduced from the pre-match level of 12.12% to the post-match average of 5.1%, which is sufficiently balanced to conduct causal comparative analyses.

Sometimes each partner is sufficiently balanced internally and can recognize and respond to whatever the needs of the day happen to be.

Passing this "identity test" helps ensure that my review is sufficiently balanced and fair.

"I hope they will listen to the arguments but if the leave campaign feels ITV have failed to be sufficiently balanced... Ofcom have a system whereby they adjudicate and I'm sure Vote Leave might wish to make a complaint if that is their view if they feel it has not been a fair process".

In order to assess if the treated and control pairs are sufficiently balanced, we check the standardized mean difference for each confounding variables of the study.

If one or two covariates have an absolute standardized difference above 10% after matching (such as the Hispanic and White race variable at 14.94%), the two groups are still considered to be sufficiently balanced overall, and analysis can proceed so long as the average standardized difference is below 10% (Rosenbaum and Rubin 1983).

After applying a matching method, it is necessary to check whether the treated and control groups are sufficiently balanced by estimating the standardized mean difference between the groups or by applying graphical methods such as quantile-quantile plots, cumulative distribution functions plots, etc. [34].

Whether the differences observed between the included ICU cohorts were sufficiently balanced with respect to potential confounders, and whether they apply when we move about 40% of them/74) towards earlier adequate treatment, introduces uncertainty into our quantitative prediction.

However, in agreement with previous observations [ 4, 5], the work of Ji et al. [ 3] demonstrates that the redox equilibrium is not sufficiently balanced during reprogramming.