Sentence examples for readily available implementation from inspiring English sources

Because of its demonstrated performance advantages in finding biologically relevant loci, its ability to implicitly consider epistatic interactions, as well as its straightforward and readily available implementation, we recommend using Random Forests for eQTL mapping.

A frequent example of this issue is the inclusion of example code shipped with the "Numerical Recipes" books (e.g., [ 9]), in order to facilitate development by adoption of readily available implementations.

The number of variables in the optimization problems is consequently reduced (at least in nondegenerate cases) and architecture selection becomes readily available as different implementation topologies may share common performance spaces.

This algorithm, however, is difficult to implement, and no implementation is readily available for experiments.

Data on Enforcement/legal (1) and Education/outreach implementation indicators (2) were most readily available as TPH staff implemented the program.

As a benchmark, we applied machine learning methods that have previously been successfully applied to the ADR prediction task for which well documented implementations are readily available.

Machine learning methods that have previously been successfully applied to the ADR prediction task and for which well documented implementations are readily available were tested used as benchmarks.

We used only readily available local resources for training and implementation.

The ability to predict the start date of an RSV outbreak using readily available data may allow for the implementation of management strategies in a more timely, effective, and efficient fashion.

Practically speaking, clinic care has the advantage of readily available supplies that may hasten immediate implementation of care once the comprehensive assessment is complete compared to the home setting where supplies may have to be ordered and delivered, resulting in a delay in implementation of the treatment plan.

Any health technology that is new or not readily available is likely to generate pressure for immediate implementation by clinical enthusiasts.