Sentence examples for sensible selection from inspiring English sources
Poulter's formidable Ryder Cup record rendered him a sensible selection for Olazábal, regardless of the Englishman's refusal once again to participate in the Johnnie Walker Championship.
George H. W. Bush Ronald Reaganan's sensible selection in 1980 — chose the Indiana Senator Dan Quayle when he ran in 1988, a disturbing pick, given that Quayle's interest in golf may have outweighed his legislative concerns, but one that did not come close to John McCain's singularly reckless selection in 2008, when he made Sarah Palin his heartbeat-away choice.
And Ratcliffe believes that Coleman is a sensible selection to provide continuity following the loss of Speed.
Sensible selection of runtime options and post-processing steps are good precautions to control false discoveries.
[ 49] However, a sensible selection of instrumental variables on sound theoretical basis should precede more complicated ways of dealing with this issue.
They also have included guidelines on ways to improve the choices or make more sensible selections.
Previous work based on simulations suggests that AIC is a sensible choice for model selection in that context (Welch 2006).
Overfitting may be minimised through sensible model selection, which for survival models implies avoiding attempting to fit models with more than 1 candidate variable (degree of freedom) for each 10 events of interest (e.g., death) included in the analysis.
To its credit, Glass Lewis is working on new analytics in conjunction with Equilar that purportedly will be based on more sensible peer group selection and realizable pay, rather than pay opportunity.
This base, as previously explained, is sensible to random selection that generated some steps in the accuracy, as shown in Fig. 8f.
