Sentence examples for points to balance from inspiring English sources

Melly Still's staging, designed with folkloric charm by Tom Pye and atmospherically lit by Paule Constable, wins enough plus points to balance out the minuses.

Rather, he inhabits the driven world of Graham Greene, where the protagonist is in a lurid and sweaty argument with his maker, trying to pile up credit points to balance the final ledger against what he knows full well to be his sins.

Initially, LVH points to balance the lowest minority class (s) aligned to the highest majority class (P) complying the I.R.

The training-test k-NN reweighting method tries to use more training data points to balance the effect which is due to that the only training point does not have comparable probability with the other test points in the k-NN reweighting method sometimes, which may reduce the performance of the k-NN method.

In the ROC analysis, tangent points where the slopes of ROC curves were 1.00 have been selected as optimal cut-off points to balance sensitivity and specificity.

Like over-sampling, generating artificial data points to balance classes has a similar weakness.

Moberg points to balancing the company's creativity with its business as the biggest challenge ahead.

"It's never been the point to balance out these different mediums into a larger work," he says.

In the ROC analysis, a tangent point where the slope of the ROC curve was 1.00 has been selected as an optimal cut-off point to balance sensitivity and specificity.

We performed a two-way evaluation by considering either baseline or nadir measurement as reference time point to balance our dataset as 68 responding and 67 progressive responses by readers.

He worries that Mr Bush is only eight points ahead in the Republican south of the state; he needs to be 16 points ahead to balance the Democratic counties up north.Mr Bush's reputation in the state has been badly battered by job losses.