Sentence examples for measures and comparison from inspiring English sources

Benchmarking for laminated composite plates includes convergence of displacements and stress-resultants, global error measures, and comparison with literature results.

The validation results were established to be satisfactory after employing standardised accuracy assessment measures and comparison with ground truth data.

Well-established statistical performance measures and comparison tests have been extensively used to design and implement the model.

Rather, various global measures (based on frequency measures and comparison with an external ontology) are applied to extract an optimal concept map from the textbook.

For example, the comparison of ARQ scores and relevant sub-scales with other resilience measures, and comparison of sub-scales with gold standard measures of similar concepts such as coping and social support will provide evidence of criterion validity.

The main lines of evidence that support this assertion are comparison of shark attacks before and after implementation of shark control measures, and comparisons at locations with and without such measures.

Furthermore, the individual-based model overcomes the effects of abundance and sampling effort on diversity measures and comparisons (see Crist et al. [41] and Gotelli & Colwell [42] for further discussion).

A final proposal to allow extensible comparisons among a growing constellation of models would be to publish the individual replicates from any cross-validation procedure, as standard population level measures and comparisons such as t-tests (or other appropriate tests) would be possible across models, when published separately.

The number of measures and comparisons (n = 36) was too large for the number of participants included in the present study, usually one variable for ten participants.

For the per sample analyses, confidence intervals for accuracy measures and comparisons of sensitivities of different tests are based on marginal logistic regression with an identity link function.

Because disease-specific measures are often used in the cost-effectiveness analysis, this kind of evaluation is suitable for interventions with a small number of outcome measures and comparisons are performed on the same kinds of disease.