Sentence examples for principle of evaluating from inspiring English sources
The principle of evaluating the probabilities of earthquake occurrence by using point process models, which are formulated with conditional intensity functions, was framed by Vere-Jones (1998).
The general principle of evaluating a tumour marker by considering the clinical situation first without, and then with, a tumour-marker result, is stressed.
It would be a dreadful result if the principle of evaluating the quality of justice – which is a public service – should indirectly harm the independence of the judiciary, which is an essential requirement for providing the public with a quality service.
This trial was the first televised clinical trial conducted as part of the "ForskningsPuls" (Research Pulse) project, which involves the television audience in the trial and uses the trial to illustrate principles of evaluating health care interventions.
Thus, principles of evaluating evidence and understanding research design are embedded into the teaching of the body system blocks during the early phases of the medical program and the medical sciences are also embedded into the teaching of RCA in a two-way holistic approach to learning.
It has been noted that although in principle capable of evaluating translations of any language, BLEU cannot in its present form deal with languages lacking word boundaries.
Our principal aim is to test the principle of simultaneously evaluating multiple surgically derived biomarkers in biopsies of men treated by non-surgical therapies and investigate if these will still retain prognostic ability.
We agree that this technique is quite powerful and reliable, in principle, for evaluating individual cases of TE-CDS exaptation.
It provides a set of principles for evaluating human service programs.
2) In accordance with the principle of invariant reliability, a method of evaluating the CC of a DG was proposed to measure the effective load carrying capacity that the DG contributes to the distribution network.
In principle, this is an attractive way of evaluating therapist competence as it directly assesses the therapist's performance at implementing a treatment.
