Sentence examples for result of submitting from inspiring English sources
Six months later, he was in London at the Royal School of Ballet - the end result of submitting a simple video showing his bar combination and center combination, no scene work.
The result of submitted runs showed that the F score increased from 3.6 to 7.8% using these two strategies (66).
The executive said that Mr. Spitzer's office was receiving "crates of evidence of tying" as a result of subpoenas submitted recently.
The Evolving English WordBank, created by visitors to the British Library's Evolving English exhibition, confirms this continued diversity and, like Wright's great dictionary, is the result of contributions submitted enthusiastically by members of the public aware of the importance of vernacular speech to our sense of individual and shared identities.
On 31 May 1967 the Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara authorized a study aimed at determining what would be required to get New Jersey reactivated in her present condition, and when the results of the submitted study proved favorable toward the reactivation he took action.
Obviously those studies that are not submitted are not published and it was found by Dickersin et al [36] that non-publication was primarily a result of failure to write up and submit the trial results rather than rejection of submitted manuscripts.
To evaluate the performance of submitted results, the BioCreative IV competition relied on three performance measures at entity level: recall, precision and F-measure.
We'll be posting the results of the submitted speeds shortly.
To investigate the relationship between the SE instrumental test results and the actual audible quality, we conducted the listening test described in Section 3.2.2. Figure 8 shows the listening test results of each submitted system.
The confidential database containing the reviews and test results of the submitted cases was accessed only by members of the Committee, thus guaranteeing the privacy of the persons involved.
IMPROVER could offer a complement and enhancement to the peer-review process in which the results of a submitted paper are measured against benchmarks in a double-blind challenge, a process that can well be called challenge-assisted peer-review.
