Sentence examples for more relevant metric from inspiring English sources
Hence comparing Nagoya against Stuttgart or Austin, Texas against Britain's "Silicon Fen" might be the more relevant metric.
It is a more relevant metric than the spectral efficiency defined in [19] that only takes into account the time overhead but discards the impact of out-of-band (OOB) emissions.
Because Darwinian evolution through natural selection is the fundamental element unifying all biological organisms, we propose that ne is potentially a more relevant metric than those previously suggested.
Because Darwinian evolution through natural selection is the fundamental element unifying all biological organisms, we propose that our metric of complexity is potentially a more relevant metric than others, based on the count of artificially defined set of objects.
However, the QY in aqueous environments is a more relevant metric for biological applications.
However, because our goal was to demonstrate overall health benefits, absolute numbers of prevented outcomes are a more relevant metric for assessing public health impacts compared to normalized estimates.
The other option was to use studies that used a more relevant exposure metric but focused on adults.
In research applications, the FDR is a more relevant performance metric because the aim is generally to identify interesting variants for follow-up.
In our view, local fitness is a more relevant success metric in studies of LA given that adaptation to local conditions is expected to be reinforced by precise homing and diluted by straying and resultant gene flow.
Instead of resorting to the often used information-theoretical capacity metric, a more practically relevant metric, i.e., the GP, is optimized, which gives the advantage of allowing the optimization of realistic modulation and coding formats.
This new value equation has created a more relevant time-based metric for Facebook, with Zuckerberg reporting in Facebook's 2017 Q3 earnings call that "time spent is not a goal by itself here; what we really want to go for is time well spent".
