Sentence examples for specificity of rules from inspiring English sources

"I was really, really pleasantly surprised that a lot of the concerns about the specificity of rules about the tripods and number of people, all of that went away, and they really heard that these were obstacles," said Michelle Byrd, executive director of Independent Future Project, which advocates for independent filmmakers and arranged meetings between filmmakers and the film office.

In the end, a careful balancing is necessary when determining the degree of specificity of remuneration rules; care should be taken not to exclude alternative environmentally beneficial and economically feasible forms of bioelectricity provision, such as concepts with a high co-production of heat.

Because we are in a simulation setup with "truly" stable and unstable areas, it is possible to assess the sensitivity and specificity of the rules 1 and 2 for classifying areas as "unstable".

Despite having been developed in higher-risk populations identified by longer ICU stays, the specificity of the rules was generally low and hence their use to guide treatment could result in overuse of antifungal drugs, with costs both financial and in terms of increased resistance.

The notion that at least some of the capacities responsible for syntactic learning are non-language specific is suggested by analogous results about the non-species specificity of recursive rule learning and generalization — an ability that Chomsky has recently suggested forms the core of the human language faculty.

This will allow an estimate, with 95% CIs computed using the Wilson score method, of the sensitivity and specificity of the rule.

We focus on a class of models where the activity is linear to understand the specificity of several learning rules (Hebbian, trace or anti-symmetric learning).

We do expect, however, that the specificity of the 'Simple Rules' protocol will be higher, which should translate into lower intervention rates.

This low prevalence of pathology in children presenting with short stature implies that the specificity of the referral rules should be high, in the order of 98 99%, in order to keep the number of unnecessary referrals acceptable.

We carry out a simulation study to investigate the sensitivity and specificity of the decision rules we propose, and we illustrate our approach in a case study of congenital anomalies in England.

And the specificity of the second rule (86.3%) was better than the first rule (76.5%).