Sentence examples similar to more consistent metric from inspiring English sources
However, some of the single (i.e. ecological groups approach, diversity, richness) and multi-metric methods (i.e. BAT, M-AMBI, NQI) were able to detect such gradients both in transitional and coastal environments, being these multi-metric methods more consistent in the detection than single indices.
The more people I talked to, the more I realized that there wasn't one consistent metric to decide which jobs in the industry were "better" than others.
It can be seen in Figure 9 that our model proposed a better metric, MLoVA, which is more consistent with subjective MOS.
The FCC has said that it does not wish to impose strict terms and conditions on internet rates – seeking to appease concerns the agency could become more of a regulatory body – but says a consistent metric for equal access must be reached.
The SSIM provides an aditional metric that some argue is more consistent with subjective perception than PSNR [28 30].
Of the two phylogenetic indices of community differentiation, MPD was more consistent and stable with our data, whereas the UniFrac metric failed to be interpretable in several cases.
We therefore hypothesized that associations of adverse respiratory health effects with the diesel fraction (as indicated by a metric of EC) will be stronger and more consistent than with PM2.5 total mass.
Pakes also defended the three-second definition of a video view - "While there is no broad industry standard for view measurement, three seconds is one common choice, and gives us a consistent metric for all video on Facebook" - and hinted at plans to do more to fight freebooting.
"A little more consistent.
