Sentence examples for quantifiable selection from inspiring English sources

In addition to a quantifiable selection bias by demographic variables, the practice staff's limited use of CTA reminders may indicate that enrolees were selected according to other--as yet unknown and undocumented--criteria.

Some writers have proposed quantifiable ways of selecting, or assisting in the selection, of the appropriate reference class.

The resulting evolutionary theory took a mathematical turn, emphasizing how genes grow more or less common under the influence of quantifiable forces like natural selection.

Through such study, we try to deduce a quantifiable and generalizable line selection method for high performance LIBS measurements.

Any concept that has a predefined list of genes matching some or all of the experiment's resultant genes is considered enriched and the level of enrichment is statistically quantifiable (relative to random selection).

A quantifiable color hierarchy for automatic target selection has wide-ranging implications from sports to advertising to human-computer interfaces.

The incentive to examine BDIMs in detail stems from at least two fundamental questions: i) are the above elementary evolutionary mechanisms sufficient to account for the empirically observed characteristics of genomes, ii) what is the contribution of natural selection to the general, quantifiable features of genomes, such as the size distribution of gene families.

The fitness or selection function W z) is more quantifiable and many authors have considered a Gaussian selection function.

The state program had no quantifiable expectations regarding these specific indicators and their selection was guided by pragmatic reasons; they had to be clearly associated to the practice of palliative care, likely to be known by LTC professionals in charge of the deceased patient and registered in the medical file of deceased patients.

With the availability of quantifiable watershed data (watershed descriptors and streamflow indices), variable selection can provide insight into the dominant watershed descriptors that drive different streamflow regimes.

The authors propose an eco-material selection approach based on a set of quantifiable measures for developing a sustainability model within the context of an automobile structure or Body-In-White (BIW).