Sentence examples for quantifying the results from inspiring English sources

Fluctuations show what is happening around the test, and their variogram is useful for reducing subjective choices and quantifying the results' precision.

Most of the studies [17, 29, 30, 32, 35, 36, 38 41] used these measures; authors in [16, 31] employed correct and incorrect cycle detection while [33] employed classification rate for quantifying the results.

The two case study locations contain Belle Glade type B circular linear earthwork formations that were utilized for quantifying the results of each LiDAR processing methodology and visualization method through comparison of identifiable formations.

Moreover, whenever possible, you'll want to further substantiate your accomplishments by quantifying the results you've produced.

For example, quantifying the results is difficult, as time-budget studies have noted that a given amount of time (for example, an hour) may have different values, depending on when it occurs within a day, a week, or a year.

Their success depends on the "payoffs" quantifying the results of social interactions, i.e., on the own behavior and the behavior of the interaction partner(s).

Consequently, the task of quantifying the resulting solution uncertainty (UQ) is of paramount importance in these simulations.

These parameters are modeled statistically and quantifying the resulting solution uncertainty (UQ) is a crucial task in geophysics.

Quantifying the resulting cost savings is tricky, but healthcare consultancy IQVIA recently released a report estimating the NHS would save £170 million if it adopted currently available digital therapeutics in five disease areas (with £131 million saved in diabetes alone).

The work demonstrates the potential vulnerability of mechanical strain relief methods to plasticity and introduces methods for quantifying the resulting errors.

However, identifying key geographical areas of avian productivity and mortality and quantifying the resulting impact on a species' population are difficult to measure directly.