Sentence examples for motivated the selection from inspiring English sources

The reasons that motivated the selection and categorisation of each indicator are described and the proposed system is compared with other existing indicator systems.

This sub-challenge consisted of inferring directed networks, however, with the static nature of the provided training data, we believe that it is very complex to infer directionality or similarly causal relationships, and therefore we focused on the estimation of undirected networks which motivated the selection of our approach to tackle the problem.

The lack of studies on perceived quality of HATCS and low utilisation of HATCS, and the need for evidence to improve healthcare performance motivated the selection of this zone for the study.

Herein, the availability of data for a large number of related species motivated the selection of mitochondrial-encoded (OXPHOS) proteins to elucidate the molecular mechanism by which a compensatory residue provides structural, and consequently functional, rescue for the damaging effect of a deleterious replacement through the use of modeled structures.

The emotion-processing network was identified by a task-related contrast and motivated the selection of the right amygdala, OFC, and DLPFC for DCM analysis.

This approach is only appropriate in the context of a task that motivates the selection of the information to extract.

Circumstances are described, in which cost-efficiency considerations will have an added value in motivating the selection of a microarray platform at the design stage.

The paper illustrates and motivates the selection of the treatment plant lay-out, the selection of the biological process model, the development of realistic influent disturbance scenarios for dry, rain and storm weather conditions respectively, the definition of performance indexes that include the phosphorus removal processes, and the selection of a suitable operating point for the plant.

To motivate the selection of PSO instead of the generally applied GA (or its derivatives), a comparison of the two algorithms, based on [9], is provided in Table 1.

At times, it seemed like the principle of Buggins's turn rather than the recognition of genuinely pathbreaking work was motivating the selections.

We recognize that using three groups of self-selected students introduces the possibility that a participant's desire for project ownership motivated the group selection.