Sentence examples for standard evaluation protocols from inspiring English sources

Both the standard evaluation protocols for each dataset and a small sample size setting are employed.

First, to be able to compare the performance of the LRSMs with that of the state-of-the-art music classification methods, standard evaluation protocols were applied to the seven datasets.

We determined the predictive value for each PDM by standard evaluation protocols in leave-one-out (LOO) and 10-fold cross-validation experiments (see Methods).

All radiologists used the same standard evaluation protocol.

The diagnosis of "dementia syndrome," independent of etiology was established using a standard evaluation protocol based on DSM-IV criteria (18).

Currently, there is no standard evaluation protocol for TA PD; as such, we adapted Kirkpatrick's evaluation framework (Kirkpatrick, 1994) to the specific context of an introductory biology lab course.

Finally, standard image evaluation protocols were not designed to evaluate regions that are comprised primarily of compact lamellar cortical bone such as found in the extra-articular metacarpal mid-shaft region which is also commonly affected in inflammatory arthritis [ 3, 35, 36].

The standard clinical evaluation protocol used at NEPTE has a set of instruments that includes the ones analyzed in this study.

These expert recommendations constitute a contribution to the standard risk evaluation protocol and to the quality of care improvement program elaborated by professional societies in our discipline.

Rpn13−/− mice, along with their Wt littermates, were subjected to our standard phenotypic evaluation protocol, which is an integrated suite of medical diagnostic procedures designed to assess the function of the major organ systems (described in detail in ref. [19]).

Thirdly, standard semi-automated image evaluation protocols cannot reliably separate (segment) cortical and trabecular bone compartments in the periarticular metacarpal head and very distal radius bone regions that have very thin cortical shells.