Sentence examples for range evaluation from inspiring English sources

By significantly reducing the computing time, it enables a wider parameter range evaluation for engineering phase.

The analysis is approached as an "applicability range" evaluation, which quantifies the fraction of the historical population that is represented by one mass estimate.

Here, the suggested design strategy combines the need for a behavioral study (i.e. fast and wide range evaluation) at the beginning of the design, with the goal of an exact optimum design in the final stages.

The high interest and promising single photon altimeter applications are low-orbit (∼10 km) and low-radial velocity (several m/s) topographical mapping (asteroids, Phobos and Deimos) and landing altimetry (∼10 km) where range evaluation repetition rates of ∼100 Hz and 0.1 m precision may be achieved.

Secondary aims included investigation of risk factors for levels below the expected range, evaluation of the mean change and likelihood of achieving a level within the expected range after dose adjustment, and comparison of outcomes between persons with slow responses with those with low and expected levels.

While some synthetic odor mixtures already exist which can lure host-seeking mosquitoes, evidence supporting their utility is largely limited to short range evaluations inside laboratories, where the crucial role of long-range stimuli is artificially negated [10], [11], [12].

Dr. Marburger offers the lame excuse that the program was never designed to produce useful scientific data and that other long-range evaluation efforts are under way to assess the effectiveness of abstinence-only education.

The remaining 578 papers were excluded due to several reasons: the type of paper; restriction to specific age ranges, evaluation of interventions (effectiveness of different therapies); studies of the biology of subthreshold depressive disorders; or studies of the psychometric properties of instruments.

Short-range evaluations of exposure could be acceptable for describing a 24 h period and the measurements were made in bedrooms a location where the participants were assumed to spend significant periods of time.

A range of evaluation methods has been developed in econometrics and the evaluation sciences to infer causality from observational data.

This qualitative approach was designed to enable reviewers to provide useful analysis across the range of evaluation contexts encountered; and constructive feedback to improve future evaluation reports.