Sentence examples for numerical terms that from inspiring English sources

The method only provides numerical terms that neither give much insight into the functionality of the algorithm nor provide general analytical statements.

Minimising the contribution of the mitochondrial genome in numerical terms means that the proponents of the techniques were making paradoxical claims: saying these interventions and therefore these genes are both crucial (to prevent transmission of mitochondrial diseases) but are also essentially insignificant because they are only few in number.

This study examined the usefulness of a computerized developmental assessment tool, designed to provide investigative interviewers with knowledge about children's understanding of spatial, temporal, numerical, and color terms that may be relevant to the forensic setting.

Therefore the proportion of patients showing high plasma TDP-43 levels in both FTD and AD closely match, at least in numerical terms, those proportions that would be predicted to occur from histological studies.

In numerical terms, this means that the computational cost of advanced methods, such as cohesive elements or embedded cracks, is often too high for engineering scale problems.

Let me just explain that in numerical terms.

They declined several times to define that progress in numerical terms.

In non-numerical terms: you believe that if A, B to the extent that you think that A&B is nearly as likely as A; or, to the extent that you think A&B is much more likely than A&~B.

Obsessed with measuring everything and therefore defining all of their problems in numerical terms, social game makers have come to believe that those numbers are all there is, and this is why they cannot permit themselves to invent.

That shift is small in numerical terms but can make a big difference in a close race. .

Such standards are often text based and this helps define those expectations that are less amenable to measurement in numerical terms.