Sentence examples for measures to correctly from inspiring English sources
A receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis was performed for each measure to compare the abilities of these measures to correctly discriminate IR.
The magnitude of the ability of these measures to correctly classify subjects (relative to models including only age, sex and co-morbidity) was modest for mortality but better for long-term care placement.
Therefore, dead-time model should be chosen carefully for the specific detector, operating conditions and radiation to be measured to correctly represent the physical measurement phenomenon.
Since this dilution effect is dependent on circuit blood flow, replacement fluid rate, and hematocrit, these factors have to be measured to correctly assess dose when pre-dilution is applied [ 9].
A SE value describes the probability that a given measure adequately classifies an "ill" or "exposed" individual, while a SP value describes the probability of measure to correctly classify a person that is not "ill", or is not "exposed" to a given risk [ 23].
The datasets and BicPAM executables are available in http://web.ist.utl.pt/rmch/software/bicpam/. a Clustering metrics measure the ability to correctly group rows (or columns), that is, of attaining high intra-cluster similarity and low inter-cluster similarity.
We present comparative Raman spectroscopy and TAFM measurements on selected single and multilayer graphene films, based on which we suggest ways to correctly measure graphene and FLG thickness using TAFM.
In this paper, a novel signal processing method is used to correctly measure 3D voxelised vegetation cover from full-waveform ALS data at 1.5 m horizontal and 50 cm vertical resolution, including understorey vegetation and within-canopy structure.
PETCO2, because it does not measure exhaled volume, failed to correctly estimate VCO2,br.
Economic evaluations require the use of a preference-based measure of health states to correctly value changes in health [ 13- 15].
Identification of all cases of influenza or an unbiased sample of cases without regard to vaccination status is necessary to correctly measure disease impact and to assess vaccine effectiveness.
