Sentence examples for measures the consistency from inspiring English sources
Indeed, HYPs can be evaluated as potential explanations for the observed differences in measurement sets by calculating the concordance statistic, which measures the consistency of the directions between the observed state changes (corresponding to the pairwise differentially expressed genes) and the expected direction.
One test subjects glassy room-temperature asphalt to a machine known as the "dynamic shear rheometer". Adapted by the SHRP researchers from a model that measures the consistency of cream cheese, the device applies a twisting force to gauge asphalt's capacity to resist deformation.
(4) Standard Deviation of Frame Rate: This measures the consistency of the video.
This test measures the consistency of a forecast distribution with the observed one.
Interrater reliability was assessed by using the intra-class coefficient (ICC) statistic, which measures the consistency between the raters' judgment (Field, 2009).
The logical quality of the decisions is guaranteed by computing the consistency ratio (CR), which measures the consistency of the pairwise comparison judgements.
Consistency: We first measured the consistency of the predicted network alignment by computing the mean entropy of the predicted clusters.
However, the public bears a fair measure of responsibility: to ask questions, find things out, weigh the credibility of informants, and measure the consistency of its own behaviour.
This consistency has been evaluated using a local method, to measure the consistency of each element of the road and using a global method, to measure the consistency of a segment of the road.
JUST ANOTHER WORD The Cato Institute this week published its annual Economic Freedom of the World report, which "seeks to measure the consistency of the institutions and policies of various countries with voluntary exchange and the other dimensions of economic freedom".
This is subsequently used to measure the consistency level of a given preference relation as the cosine similarity between the respective relations' essential vectors of preference intensity.
