Sentence examples for reducing the attributes from inspiring English sources

This step was aimed at reducing the attributes to a number manageable within a DCE, by discussing the list of context-specific attributes derived from the qualitative analysis with two sets of "informed" people, purposively selected based on their experience with the DCE methodology.

The Muʿtazilī, in stressing the unity of God, tended to reduce the attributes to mere nominal aspects; al-Muḥāsibī, in order to preserve their individual value, accentuated much more their independent status.

In this paper, we propose a way to reduce the attributes of covering decision systems, which are databases characterized by covers.

Bitter, acid and salty sauces significantly increased the attribute complexity and bitter sauce reduced the attribute harmony.

Supported by the GFM program since 2004 [ 9], Prachuap Khiri Khan Provincial Health Office has adopted the implementation of global malaria control strategies (RDT, ITNs/LLINs and IRS) at the provincial level and has focused predominantly on reducing the mortality attributed to P. falciparum malaria in the 37 endemic villages (high-transmission A1/A2).

Normally, when the number of attributes of a data set is large, it takes more time to process the data, since the number of attributes is directly proportional to processing time; thus, by reducing the number of attributes (dimensions), running time of the system can be minimized [42].

This step is important because it can improve classification accuracy while reducing the number of attributes at the same time.

It may improve a model's utility by removing some values and reducing the number of attributes.

Replacing corn and soybean meal in livestock diets with DDGS, CGF, and CGM has the effect of reducing the land area attributed to corn ethanol production; thus, the land area attributed to corn ethanol production is less than the acreage associated with production of the 40.5% of the corn grain directed to ethanol processing (Table  1).

Attribute non-Attendance (ANA) is a well-documented survey respondent process aimed at simplifying choice task by reducing the number of attribute level trade-offs [14] [18].

In this way, we randomized facilitators' characteristics across interventions; hence, reducing the plausibility of attributing any effects of the interventions to the facilitators' pre-existing characteristics [ 24].