Sentence examples for scenario coverage from inspiring English sources

A domain-specific ontology was designed and used to mark up a SAR; relevant information was then extracted from the marked-up document for use in automatically generating validation test cases that satisfy the proposed test coverage criteria; namely, single parameter coverage, use case coverage, abnormal condition coverage, and scenario coverage.

Although it can be argued that for certain scenarios, coverage is not a challenge (e.g. streaming to a smart phone), careful antenna design and transmission power optimisation translate to significant energy savings.

Table 10 Network characteristics for all scenarios, with and without considering an interference margin IM of 3 dB Scenarios Coverage rate Installation cost E ESL 50 E ESL 95   rate cost [mV/m] [mV/m] I without IM 100 4093 57 200 I with IM 100 4114 68 316 II without IM 100 680 85 417 II with IM 100 1152 93 529 III without IM 100 1081 61 263 III with IM 100 1003 80 353.

In a scenario where coverage, cost, and exposure are jointly optimized, a trade-off solution is found where the required coverage is provided, while keeping the total installation cost and the exposure levels limited.

Similar to Scenario 1, coverage probabilities for the 95% CI of ESRR using a log-based variance exhibited at least 95% coverage in all cases except when the sample size the overall risk was derived from was 1,000 and the sample size the RR was derived from was 5,000 (see additional file 1).

Figure 1 shows an example of a two-tier network scenario; the coverage area of each cell depends on its location and other cells' locations.

Under each scenario and coverage rate, the number of CC potentially prevented was estimated.

In the optimistic scenario (largest coverage; highest influenza incidence; 6 mo-old 5 y-old mo-old 5ion strategy) more than 20,000 QALYs were gained at an incremental cost of $120 per QALY.

The following information was extracted from each article: model type, timeframe of the analysis, perspective, baseline scenario, estimated coverage of the preventative strategy, need for revaccination, age at which vaccination begins, efficacy of the strategy, costs, reduction in mortality attributable to CC, and reduction in the incidence of CC.

Under the mildly antagonistic scenarios, the coverage of the two models was again comparable, except for the full network scenarios where the additive model performed worse.

In such scenarios, SNP coverage can be more crucial given the need to represent the genome more densely than in scenarios of non-admixture (where only one main component has to be measured).