Sentence examples for more valid evaluation from inspiring English sources
However, as demonstrated in the Results and discussion section there is no benefit to performing subsampling with PRW, hence a more valid evaluation of algorithm running times is by comparison against PRW running over all L features without subsampling, PRW all, where the computational expense can be estimated as O ( PRW all ) ≈ N × ( 3 × L + 2 ).
Therefore, the SPI's physician-administration format enables more valid evaluation of the scope compared to a patient-administration survey.
This resulted in an augmentation of the sample size for more valid evaluation of part of the tested hypotheses.
The measurement of serum 25(OH D concentration reflects internal dose and actual vitamin D status and is considered more valid than evaluation of vitamin D intake alone or predictors of vitamin D status.
It is found that the use of peak potentials (Ef, Eb) rather than formal potentials of FcA− (E01′), and the FcA−CD complex (E02′), in the simulation is more valid in the evaluation of the formation constants.
The collection of screening histories of a limited number of controls allows a more accurate and valid evaluation than it is possible for the whole invited or screened population.
Perfecting our methods of community-perspective preference assessment will provide a stronger and more valid basis for evaluations that depend on these inputs, and lead to improved analyses and hence decision making.
When unmeasured confounding seems to be present, the PERR analysis seems to yield a more valid result, but additional evaluation is required to ascertain the veracity of this suggestion.
To achieve a more valid comparison, we adopt the evaluation mechanism proposed in [37] to analyze the results from the above road detection algorithms.
Our standardized analysis provides additional and more valid information compared to the non-systematic evaluation that is currently performed by involved care providers or by the DHI.
It is therefore not an obvious conclusion that patient preferences are normatively more valid than expert opinion as input into economic evaluation.
