Sentence examples for method for consistent from inspiring English sources
Analysis of this tool indicates it provides an effective method for consistent, outcome-based evaluation of student performance in simulation experiences across the curriculum.
We had to know the basics, like the features and benefits of the product, but we also had to learn strategy, like how to combat competition and develop a method for consistent delivery.
Our main contributions are twofold: a method for consistent inference of network structure is provided, incorporating prior knowledge about sparse connectivity.
These results indicate that Stouffer's method returns conservative p-values for doubtful spot information yet it is as sensitive as e.g. the chi-square method for consistent spot information.
This article discusses these issues and outlines some practical methods for consistent estimation of population conditional response probabilities.
The utilization of neural stem cells and their progeny in applications such as disease modelling, drug screening or safety assessment will require the development of robust methods for consistent, high quality uniform cell production.
We have clarified a means for choosing representative ecosystem service targets alongside biodiversity targets, identified servicesheds as a useful spatial unit for assessing ecosystem service avoidance, impact, and offset options, and discuss methods for consistent calculation of biodiversity and ecosystem service mitigation ratios.
Second, because this simplified method involves fewer steps compared to the procedure used by Chen and Wen [26], it is a highly reproducible method for making consistent quality spherical GNPs.
In [16] it is shown that the CG method converges for consistent, symmetric positive semi-definite problems and that its rate of convergence is determined by the non-zero eigenvalues.
Conversely, our novel method allows for consistent, controlled rehydration from patterned reagent storage depots directly within the paper membrane.
Such a method allows for consistent inter-species comparisons and ensures that a given brain structure is only represented by one single abbreviation.
