Sentence examples for reliable selection of from inspiring English sources

However this marker is of particular interest if a 100% specificity is required: since a 14.97% cutoff can be selected in this case, allowing a reliable selection of dogs with a predicted loss of ambulation, despite a large, but in some cases acceptable, proportion of undetected severe forms (44% sensitivity).

In the ITC, the intersection between the schema-congruent representations and the candidate interpretations of the target object results in the reliable selection of a single identity.

But reliable selection of the optimum setting is challenged by beat-to-beat physiological variation, which "pick-the-highest" combats by averaging multiple heartbeats.

Nevertheless, in addition to the reliable selection of a suitable membrane polymer for a given design task, a model-based scale-up is still challenging and complicates the design of said membrane separations.

No single cross-validation run provided for reliable selection of the best model on those datasets.

High sequencing noise was expected to be present in the heterogeneous EST database and cancer is a complex multi-faceted genetic disease, therefore a single statistical test would not result in reliable selection of cancer genes.

Another advantage is that it is relatively easy to make reliable selections in causes of death, partly due to the use of the ICD-10.

Nevertheless, the association between lymphoid organisation and lymphoma appears convincing, with the negative predictive value of the proposed marker being 99% allowing for the reliable negative selection of a large number of patients and sparing them from unnecessary screening and subjective anxiety.

With high absorbing efficiency of CWAs and their simulants, the designed gas collection system is reliable for the selection of solvents and improvement of disinfection effect.

Therefore, screening of bacteria for their, in vitro potential of auxin production could provide a reliable base for selection of effective plant growth promoting bacteria.

Similar panicle-associated traits (HI and panicle exertion, which also influences panicle HI) are reported to be more reliable for indirect selection of grain yield under stress in both upland and lowland adapted populations (Kumar et al. 2008).