Sentence examples for rule context from inspiring English sources

For its generality, the results presented in this manuscript are based on the 'any rule' context.

The MIX model is best used for providing estimates of the underlying magnitude of the relative risks if those are clearly raised rather than as a tool for detecting the presence of areas with excess risk in a decision rule context.

Various systems have been developed using approaches like content analysis, document reading rules, context summary, summary/gist based, semantic analysis, sequential information flow in web pages etc.

'Each country has its own rule and context, to which whoever would like to do clinical practice must comply.

15 16 Many studies using an experimental design did not find any significant effect of lean and other quality-improvement interventions. 1 2 6 9 10 17 Experimental methods are not very helpful in understanding interventions' effectiveness because they rule out context, content and application variables.

The ability of older students to combine information from both morphological rules and context demonstrates a hypothesis set out by Nagy and Anderson (1984) that morphological rules and context work together.

The £350m a week that would become available to the NHS; that we could halt immigration from Europe and remain in the single market; that Turkey was about to join; that we could "take back our country" – as if any international treaty was not, in a rule-bound context, a diminution of sovereignty in exchange for a greater good.

We first mine the association rules between context and QoS properties oriented to multimedia services to determine how a QoS value to be predicted is dependent on context properties.

We can try to restore logical consistency by giving up the dynamical rule for contexts of type 2 (or, what amounts to the same thing, by denying that there are any such contexts), but then we have the problem of consistency with experience.

The software de-identifies these categories using lists of known PHI, pattern-matching rules and context information.

"We live in a mass soup of cultures, rules and contexts.