Sentence examples for substantiated good from inspiring English sources

SVM was selected for classification because of: (i) the small number of hyperparameters and their interpretability, (ii) theoretically substantiated good generalization properties of SVM classifiers, (iii) sparse nature of SVM classifiers, i.e. the classifier is built only on a representative part of the data.

The results substantiate the good stability and accuracy properties of the scheme even on relatively coarse meshes.

The adequacy of the proposed model is substantiated by a good agreement between the fatigue lives predicted and observed for lap joints from D16 aluminium alloy sheets and round head rivets.

So it is not surprising that Jack Cunningham (a cabinet minister whose possession of a doctorate in chemistry seems oddly to have pushed him to the forefront of this biological affair), says that the government is not prepared "to be blown about hither and thither by shock-horror or alarmist reports that are not substantiated or underpinned by good science".

Others, such as alarming side-effects, are not well substantiated.

What's effective about this is that everything you say can be substantiated by evidence, research and deliberations, which creates a good impression.

The good condition of the animals was substantiated by measurements of plasma components.

At the same time the patient users descriptions substantiated that the quality of these contacts are good.

"I don't think there's any question about the efficacy of the vaccine in my mind, I think the vaccine is good, I think the trials have substantiated its efficacy so I'm happy to give it".

The importance of good clinical disc interpretation is further substantiated by the fact that group B had significantly fewer normal and more abnormal disc findings in HES (p <0.0001).

Good indicators included interstitial salinity, total targeted aromatic hydrocarbons substantiated with a modified fossil fuel pollution index value, certain metals, and radium-228.