Sentence examples for more appropriate evaluation from inspiring English sources

Thus, for a more appropriate evaluation of the cardinality of C-LPCD DAs, we need to refer to the entropy rate of the corresponding Markov chain.

The use of spatially band-pass filtered letters can provide a more appropriate evaluation of spatial contrast sensitivity while maintaining some of the potential advantages of letters.

A proposed alternative procedure, based on the equivalent stress range and the fatigue life for a normal stress range, produces a much more appropriate evaluation of the fatigue life for combined stress ranges, independent of the ratio.

In addition, it is necessary to employ more appropriate evaluation metrics, such as Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves, Area Under the ROC curve (AUC), Precision, Recall and F-measures [ 47].

As opposed to the train dataset, the Stanford test dataset was manually collected and labelled hence it is more appropriate for evaluation of the classification models' performance.

First, RE-AIM is considered more appropriate for evaluation of behavioural change interventions 21 than other models.

Rather than simple categorization of PTB or LBW, indicators such as perinatal mortality or other outcomes may be more appropriate for evaluation of perinatal health in developed countries.

MRI is more appropriate for the evaluation of spinal cord alterations.

Among the cell lines tested, the MM-B1 cells seem to be the more appropriate for drug evaluation.

Furthermore, similar results were found when CA125 was compared with TFF3 levels at a cutoff value of 20 U ml−1, reported by several investigators to be more appropriate for preoperative evaluation and post-operative surveillance of EC patients (Sood et al, 1997; Kurihara et al, 1998).

25– 30, 56 Accordingly, considering variation in body shape due to aging, it would be more appropriate for clinical evaluation to be based on body shape due to the increased occurrence of visceral obesity, rather than the consistent application of clinical parameters for assessing obesity.