Sentence examples for more predictable measures from inspiring English sources
There is a view within the drug industry that the application of advanced imaging methods will enhance the clinical trial process by delivering earlier and more predictable measures of drug response.
The risky business of research projects can be made more predictable by several measures; training in methodology, providing statistical and other scientific counselling, sharing the risk by working in research groups with more than one project, regular meetings and reporting, in order to identify deviation from the planned track.
As can be seen in Figure 3, responding was somewhat more predictable with this measure of behaviour compared to the two other spatial measures.
The programme contains a Private Tenancies Bill which includes measures to "provide more predictable rents and protection for tenants against excessive rent increases, including the ability to introduce rent controls for rent pressure areas".
Interestingly, we observed that more unpredictable LFP dynamics were correlated with more predictable patterns of behavior, as measured through: (1) the distribution of arm-choices; (2) likelihood of running straight along the maze; and (3) likelihood of performing alternating choice decisions (i.e., turning 90° then running straight and vice versa).
In particular, it can achieve much larger benefits from any new measures if its approach is more predictable and transparent".
An increase in autocorrelations over segments would indicate that performance became more and more predictable throughout the experiment, and thus be an indirect measure of learning.
And last month the agency announced measures it said would make the regulatory process more predictable for the vast majority of devices.
But the decision promised fairer and more predictable treatment from the police and the courts, hinting at support for long-discussed measures intended to make judges more independent of the local officials in their jurisdictions.
Hurricanes are more predictable.
