Sentence examples similar to merit of the considerable from inspiring English sources

As the size of numerical discretization system has a great effect on the computing effort of recursive or iterative calculations of inverse analysis, the intrinsic boundary-only merit of the DRBEM causes a considerable computational saving.

Overfitted models will fail to replicate in future samples, thus creating considerable uncertainty about the scientific merit of the finding.

Certainly, a merit of the model.

Could be confused for an infomercial touting the considerable merits of the Harlem Success Academy charter schools and, by extension, charter schools in general.

The use of stepped wedge designs in cluster-randomized trials and implementation studies has increased rapidly in recent years but there remains considerable debate regarding the merits of the design.

Yet it easily avoided the criminal abuses of power and violence that have characterised military dictatorship in Egypt since Gamal Abdel Nasser – and it had the considerable merit of being elected, in a region where that was a remarkable distinction.

Over the years he devoted considerable sums of his own money to the project, and published further material comparing the merits of the panopticon with the disadvantages of the system of transporting convicts to penal colonies (1838 43, IV, 173 284).

In so doing, editors are surely overlooking the considerable merits of Corbyn's proposal, in terms of both adequate defence and prudent economy.

Analyse the technical merits of the poem.

Appreciate the educational merits of the game.

Most regrettably, "War" squanders the considerable merits of its leads.