Sentence examples for objective choices from inspiring English sources
We consider objective choices of the class of functions f for the two approaches.
Thus, ENM uncertainties would challenge objective choices, which are required for inferences of population genetics.
For example, the predicativist will think that there is an objective choice between PA and PA + ¬Con(PA) but not think that there is an objective choice between PA2 + PU and PA2 + ¬PU (where here PA2 is (schematic) second-order arithmetic) or between ZFC and ZFC + "There are no strongly inaccessible cardinals".
To make a more objective choice regarding biomimetic leg configuration for small canine-inspired robots, we compare one hind leg to the same leg arranged in a different orientation, and show that the less biomimetic leg provides better performance.
In principle, a more objective choice of threshold could be made through the use of cross-validation, but this would come at the cost of an increased computational burden.
However, care has to be taken to ensure an objective choice of residues treated as flexible.
We also aimed to draw standards for an objective choice, taking into account clinicians' specificities of use.
This was done by evaluating our data and literature to make the best and most objective choice possible.
14 Furthermore, the use of a quantitative FIT enables objective choice of the desirable clinical performance characteristics, something gFOBT cannot deliver.
Researchers can thereby identify, from all genes represented on the microarrays, those which are most stably expressed across conditions that are similar to that of their own experiments, providing them with an objective choice of candidate reference genes.
There is no basis at present for objective choice of base quality metrics, for the choice of number of principal components to use in reduction, or for the choice of null outlier labeling rate α that will lead to greatest confidence that arrays labeled as outliers are truly aberrant and that unlabeled arrays are of adequate quality.
