Its natural interpretation as a measure of stringency provides external guidance when selecting a value appropriate for a specific application and, more generally, implies a predictable relationship between its value and classical measures of performance.
Because the isolation index is a measure of stringency, it is particularly attractive for applications in which there is little or no prior biological knowledge to guide the selection of tuning parameters.
For the Miso method, the tuning parameter is a p-value cutoff and therefore is a measure of stringency (i.e. the closer the parameter is to zero the higher the positive predictive value).
We have found it necessary to take measures of increasing stringency, not only against enemy aliens and suspicious characters of other nationalities, but also against British subjects who may become a danger or a nuisance should the war be transported to the United Kingdom.
We also investigate the impacts of renewable portfolio standards on in-state renewable electricity development using panel data and our new measure of RPS stringency, and compare the results with those when alternative measures are used.
A correlation of 0.598, given that it is based on two estimates based on half as many subjects, is compatible with the overall estimate described earlier of the reliability of examiner stringency measures of 0.70.
Tier 1 and Tier 2 represent the levels of stringency of green building measures implemented into a building, Tier 2 being the most stringent.
7. The application of reliable and valid measures and the stringency of scoring by the assessors.
The inclusion of both the indicator of stringency of EPL and the different measures of (de regulation (from the compendium) is meant to capture both the impact of the stringency of EPL on unemployment and the effects of deviations from this level.
Indicators measuring the stringency of EPL have been developed by the OECD, which capture the most important features of regulation, both for regular and temporary contracts and for collective dismissals, for most OECD countries since the eighties.
His vision of the judge's role has an ecclesiastical aura of stringency and renunciation.
