Sentence examples for measures that are based from inspiring English sources
Policy measures that are based on modelling exercises may lead to far reaching financial and ecological consequences.
To overcome this limitation, ontologies can be used to produce similarity measures that are based on semantics.
The likeness and cross-correlation coefficients are ad-hoc dissimilarity measures that are based on Probability Density Plots (PDPs).
They also argued that measures that are based on the impulse response (when available), like the Clarity measure (C50) [1], showed much higher correlation with the tests.
Scaffold Hunter provides various similarity measures, that are based on the molecular structure, chemical fingerprints, i.e., abstract bitstring representations of a molecule's structural characteristic, or annotated properties and enables the user to cluster a dataset according to different aspects.
This chapter focuses on functional safety systems and describes those safety measures that are based on sensors and control systems and are designed to ensure the safe working of machines.
Our study assessed five diabetes-related care measures (three process measures and two intermediate [or treatment goal] measures) that were based on the Diabetes Quality Improvement Project (DQIP) measures (17).
The results of this study suggest that even a small amount of LD may affect the results of multipoint homozygosity methods, as seen in the difference between FEstim measures that were based on the MASEL 0.1 and 0.05 cut-offs.
Physicists often use units of measure that are based on natural phenomena, particularly when the quantities associated with these phenomena are many orders of magnitude greater than or less than the equivalent SI unit.
Physicists often use units of measure that are based on natural phenomena such as the speed of light, the mass of a proton (approximately one dalton), the charge of an electron and the like.
Tucker [11] introduced a periodicity measure that is based on a least squares periodicity estimator.
