A two-prone approach is followed: first a sensitivity analysis is performed to narrow the number of random variables (RVs) to the most relevant ones.
This study therefore sought to improve on the obsolete and high error-prone approach by taking advantage of remotely sensed data and GIS technologies, exploring geospatial approach for population estimation and Census track demarcation in Hwolshe, Plateau State.
The more traditional, error-prone approach to natural language processing interpreted meaning by identifying the parts of speech in a sentence.
The second strategy is to infer the meaning of the unknown word from the surrounding text, which is an inexact and error-prone approach.
But at times she was prone to approach them from positions of almost total self-absorption, which probably contributed to a dearth of long-term partners in her life.
We show that such a risk-neutral scheme can be formulated as a stochastic program, which complements the traditional risk-prone SBTP approach and the risk-averse SBTP approach we developed recently.
As long as it continues, we can admire Mr. Cranston's skill at making the prickly, delusional, violence-prone Walter White approach likability.
Due to the need for alkali-tolerant cellulase with high specific activity at alkaline pH, for example, for application in detergent industry an error-prone PCR approach was employed for enhancing the alkali-tolerant ability of endoglucanase III (EG III) from Trichoderma reesei by error-prone PCR.
The experience of 1991, when India ran out of money, has left the central bank prone to caution an approach it felt was vindicated by the East Asian crisis of 1997-98.
However, the strong reduction in information content makes this approach prone to levelling out valuable information in the final overall assessment (e.g. if two groups react in an opposite way) and can lead to erroneous conclusions about the real ecological status (Reynoldson et al. 1997; Millenium Ecosystem Assessment 2005; Caroni et al. 2013).
The estimates relied on hand coding projects, a resource-intensive approach prone to subjectivity.
