Sentence examples for revised capability from inspiring English sources

However, other commentators have indicated that the ICECAP-O may be used within the framework of economic evaluation, with a revised capability based methodology for capturing the benefits associated with new interventions and/or service innovations [ 95, 96].

In this work, an attempt is made to revise the capability of genetic algorithms to be applied to selection across many dimensions of the classifier fusion process including data, features, classifiers and even classifier combiners.

A revised version of 28 capabilities was used in the development of the survey questionnaire.

Perhaps the adage should be revised in light of current capabilities — never put anything online that you wouldn't want your future spouse or future boss to see.

We use the descriptive and predictive capabilities of our revised finite supragenome model to delineate the S. aureus supragenome, compare it with the supragenomes of Haemophilus influenzae and Streptococcus pneumoniae, and estimate the number of chromosomal genes that would be found with the sequencing of additional S. aureus genomes.

BioSense is being extensively revised to advance nation-wide real time biosurveillance capability and capacity.

Today, however, Mr. McCaw said he had revised his strategy to focus primarily on delivering data capabilities through ICO and Teledesic.

The Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency revised its forecast concerning North Korea's intercontinental ballistic missile capabilities Tuesday, concluding Pyongyang's program was far ahead of schedule, and could have a "reliable, nuclear-capable ICBM" as early as 2018.

In recognition of this fact, the World Health Organization issued revised International Health Regulations in 2005, which call for significantly increased reporting and response capabilities for all signatory nations.

In this study, we revised the permafrost scheme in the original Common Land Model (CoLM) to improve its capability of simulating permafrost processes.

The drills this year are the second Ulchi-Freedom Guardian exercises since the United States and South Korea reportedly revised their war plans in 2015 to reflect the North's advances in its nuclear capabilities.