Sentence examples for judgement parameter from inspiring English sources

H tt may be interpreted as a Yaari-type (1988) social evaluation function defined over the health domain, where the 'distributional judgement' parameter v allows for the calibration of the poverty focus of the evaluation (Essama-Nssah, 2005) by controlling the rate at which the weights decrease from poorest to richest (Wagstaff, 2002).

Despite the heterogeneity of the recorded variables, most studies used the same judgement parameters to define the efficiency of ventilation, namely VT and VR.

The CGE approach still leaves plenty of room for judgement about parameters and assumptions and the experts have been at it hammer and tongs disputing these assumptions in the land court this week.

Although such priors are commonly obtained through a pilot study, in this paper we provide a simple alternative in which the analyst depends only on their own expert judgement and possibly on parameter estimates obtained from the literature.

We used the degree of connectivity (i.e., the number of outgoing edges) of each node in the MMI-network as a suitable parameter of judgement to rank top candidate endogenous decoys for miRNAs.

The final choice of particular solutions (combinations of themes which logically explain the studied outcome in the material), however, is once again dependent on qualitative judgement, as are the parameters that are entered in QCA in the first place.

Absorption peaks and HOMO energy levels of dyes can be employed as the two effective theoretical parameters for the judgement of their solar to energy efficiency.

Variations of incremental step size during CPET significantly affect exercise time and maximal power, whereas relevant parameters for clinical judgement and prognosis such as oxygen uptake, ventilation and ventilatory efficiency remain unchanged.

By acceptability we mean an overall judgement taking into account both these parameters.

However, the customization of exercise parameters is dependent on the therapist's judgement and requires the therapist to monitor the difficulty levels and preset parameters during the training session and to intervene to adjust if needed.

The reason for the absence of Picassos and Kahlos might have something to do with the fact that while some sports lend themselves to quantitative ― and qualitative ― judgement, many artists have long resisted the parameters of competitive creativity.