Sentence examples for rule evaluating from inspiring English sources

The federal district judge who heard the case on the 2011 rule upheld the authority of the Department to issue the rule, and he upheld the prong of the rule evaluating schools by comparing the debt of program graduates to their earnings (debt-to-earnings or DTE).

In this way, the filter acts as an authorisation rule evaluated in the context of each message, based on its content.

Horner's rule evaluates the polynomial y = ( ( ( - 0.0550 x + 0.2168 ) x - 0.4645 ) x + 0.9956 ) x + 0.0001, where the coefficients are obtained by polynomial curve fitting technique.

The Track-shot rule evaluated average (SD) posterior slope estimates of 1.67 (0.51) (cell count 0.5/year, and intercept estimates of 26 (4.3) (cell count 0.5.

Each rule "votes" for a sample as being a clinical sample if the result of the rule evaluates to 'True' when the Boolean value for each probe is entered.

If there is no BNP lab value on the patient within the current episode of care, the rule evaluates pending orders for an active order for a BNP within the current episode.

We're playing by their rules, evaluating their wares in the same manner that Hari, Mercola and Hyman scrutinize products they deem dangerous.

Main outcome measures: An independent test auditor, using a priori rules, evaluated computer-acquired measurements of knee ligament laxity.

In fact, Blair conceded ground on the left, but the right didn't concede any; as things are, free-market rules evaluate human importance based on wealth, and as such are plainly ideological, in a strict-father frame.

The rules evaluate the houses' electrical energy self-sufficiency by looking at the electricity autonomy in terms of aggregated electrical energy balance; the temporary generation-consumption profile pattern correlation; and the use of electricity per measurable area.

In Table  3, these 12 trials are classified according to the minimum number of dosing-rules evaluated.