Sentence examples for outcomes in a process from inspiring English sources
Monte Carlo simulations are used to model the probability of different outcomes in a process that cannot easily be predicted due the intervention of random variables.
For example, an unexpected outcome in a process of heuristic-based agent tracking may motivate a tracker to instigate novel explanatory strategies and produce inferences to the most likely explanation based on contrasting predictions made by different socially shared scientific theories.
Despite this weakness, it is still useful when modelling two discrete outcomes in a single process.
We assume this to be the ratio of successful outcomes and failure outcomes in a binomial process.
For shared outcomes in any process, similarity in any of the above is a prerequisite.
It is understood the Conservative party is also prepared to make counterproposals, should it disagree with the outcome in a consultation process in the autumn.
They represent the current outcomes of a process in which civil society-led CHBC programmes developed since the 1980s and gained prominence and, over time, government recognition in the delivery of care and support to HIV-infected and affected community members.
When we observe economic and social systems, gather information, draw inferences, and attempt to predict future outcomes, we are engaged in a process of informal modeling.
Patient adherence is the outcome of a process in which many people are involved.
She made major contributions to screening, early diagnosis and survivorship – maximising the chances of good longterm outcomes – in the process taking behavioural prevention from a somewhat marginal position to the very heart of Cancer Research UK's activities.
This (the reporting) process, unprecedented in Colombia, is the outcome of a process led by the Attorney General's Office with support from the Colombian Institute of Family Welfare and UNICEF which have been working with departmental authorities since 2004 to design the roadmap needed to ensure fulfillment of the rights of children, beginning with the planning phase.
