Sentence examples for its baselines from inspiring English sources

Comparing these criteria against each other provides evidence on the performance gains, or losses, of d-Confidence when compared to its baselines: confidence, and distance (farthest-first).

Data from Gallup suggests that, according to its baseline, it came down by about 36percentt.

Over the past decade or so they've seen it return to its baseline state of health, it's amazing.

It appears that in most specifications, Honda used the current Prius as its baseline, and it made slight improvements all around.

They followed up by asking supporters to email Amazon directly registering their disappointment with the response, and asking it to "raise its baseline pay for permanent associates from £7.10/hour to the living wage rate of £7.65/hour".

If a country as wealthy and powerful as the U.S. fails to meet its baseline commitments, it's unlikely that poor, developing countries that depend on fossil fuels to grow their economies will make ambitious emissions cuts themselves. .

The University of Oxford careers service has nearly doubled the number of students it reaches without increasing its baseline budget at all.

D-Confidence is suited for SVM classifiers where it generally improves over its baseline criteria.

If the government reduces its baseline support by the amount it is saying it will, then the public programmes of museums and galleries, their exhibitions and education programmes, will be damaged disproportionately.

To avoid it, FASEB says NIH needs a 14% increase over its baseline budget, to $35.4 billion.

However, the new study is more accurate because it used the actual DNA of an ancient wolf as its baseline.