Sentence examples for suggests perfect from inspiring English sources
A score of zero suggests perfect equality where all households have equal income, while a score of one suggests perfect inequality, where one household has it all, and the rest have none.
The former indicates maximal disagreement and the latter suggests perfect agreement.
A value of 1.0 suggests perfect discrimination.
The alignment score from deepBlockAlign lies between 0 that suggests perfect dissimilarity and 1 that suggests perfect similarity between the two block groups.
A c-index value of 0.5 indicates that the model is no better than random chance in predicting death, and a value of 1.0 suggests perfect discrimination.
Discrimination was measured by the commonly used area under the ROC curve measure, where a value of 1 suggests perfect discrimination and a value of 0.5 suggests no discrimination.
All solutions were clear and transparent suggesting perfect miscibility.
As he moved on from the piano balladry that had characterised much of his earlier material, Joel happened upon a breezy, amiable pop voice that delivered a slew of singles whose peppy, glib style suggested perfect theme tunes for American sitcoms.
Above all, the Moderato soprano-tenor duet "As steals the morn" (Jennens was adapting words spoken by Prospero in "The Tempest") is a group utopia, a chain dance in which everyone shares the same iambic gait along changing paths to suggest perfect geometry.
Coefficient of correlation (r) value of 1.0 (both training and validation sets) was achieved for frequency bands ν1, ν2, ν3 and ν4 suggesting perfect model fit.
According to Adam Sussman, Nike's Chief Digital Officer, the company uses the app to suggest perfect shoes based on your running style.
