Sentence examples for manual oversight from inspiring English sources

Without manual oversight of the complete dataset, a key issue when building algorithms for this purpose is their accuracy.

Additionally, disruptors in this segment enable the purchase of heterogeneous storage hardware without having to worry about 1) interoperability issues, 2) under- or over-utilization of specific storage resources and 3) manual oversight of storage resources.

One common theme is the integration of automatic processing of information (often using controlled vocabularies) that then requires manual oversight and approval by a biocurator, whether it be for gene nomenclature based on orthologs (20) or gene structure based on sequence comparison (21).

Unfortunately due to the apparent insistence on manual (human) oversight and interference with the system, the hack took hold and an alert was raised but nothing was done for what appears to be a number of days.

Surprisingly, daTAA also predicted four FxG domains that had been missed in the manual annotation due to oversight, but which were readily recognizable as FxG domains.

First, the design process has switched from mostly manual to automated (with a little human oversight), reducing the time it takes to get your room designed to under an hour.

High-level oversight of the process and manual and automated consistency checks by the lead curator before making the data public were critical to maintaining consistency and data quality, and contributed to improvements in consistency.

The supervisors' manual and training focused on supportive supervision techniques, training, handling underperforming staff, quality management, tracking study activities, and performing oversight, spot checks, and reinterviews to ensure the validity and reliability of the data.

Human intervention and manual reporting and transfer of data are subject to oversight and individual judgement as to what is important.

and John McCain (R-Ariz)., last year codified the Army Field Manual as the standard for interrogations, ostensibly providing more oversight over the methods used.

Tesla argues that, when used in conjunction with driver oversight, semi-autonomous vehicles are much safer "compared to purely manual driving".