Sentence examples for objective mechanism from inspiring English sources

But we also don't know how much testing it takes to determine if an algorithm is unbiased, and there's no objective mechanism or yardstick that allows a company to truly confirm a lack of bias.

"But I would ensure that there is an objective mechanism in place, to make sure it's not spending on programs that crowd out commercial operators".

These evaluation campaigns provide an objective mechanism to compare different systems and are a powerful way to promote research on different speech technologies [56 63].

The evaluation campaigns provide an objective mechanism to compare different systems and promote research in different speech technologies such as audio segmentation [41], speaker diarization [42], language recognition [43], query-by-example spoken term detection [44], and speech synthesis [45].

The evaluation campaigns provide an objective mechanism to compare different systems and to promote research on different speech technologies such as speech segmentation [37], speaker diarization [38], language recognition [39], and speech synthesis [40] in the ALBAYZIN 2010 evaluation campaign.

Worse overall survival was noted in the long-interval subgroup (hazard ratio 1.44, confidence interval 1.22-1.71, P < 0.001), but 30-day postoperative mortality was not statistically different (odds ratio 1.56, confidence interval 0.9-2.72, P = 0.12).Restricted cubic splines provides an objective mechanism to more accurately delineate optimum timing between nCRT and surgical resection.

The analysis indicated that, despite the worldwide appeal for improvement in tax systems, there are few simple and objective mechanisms to encourage compliance.

For example, enabling the management to develop evidence-based strategic plans and policies, promoting objective mechanisms for monitoring service delivery, and fostering effective and timely communication that will help define and deliver desired standards of care.

These included: i) mismatch between the hospital's vision and reality, ii) poor communication, iii) lack of objective mechanisms for monitoring and evaluating quality of clinical care, iv) limited capacity for planning strategic change, v) limited management skills to introduce and manage change, vi) hierarchical relationships, and vii) inadequate adaptation of ETAT+ to the local context.

All of these forms contain information on the program's purpose, training objectives, mechanism of support, eligibility specifications, application instructions, and contact information.

In this paper, general strategies are presented by which a multi-domain, multi-objective, mechanism-based optimization problem may be efficiently formulated and solved by means of a genetic algorithm.