Sentence examples for testing complexity from inspiring English sources

This confirms our initial prediction of a relationship between accepting evolution and understanding the nature of scientific confirmation and testing ("complexity"), as well as understanding the nature of scientific theories ("theories").

Conversely while CA and SVM require lengthy training, the testing complexity of both these algorithms is relatively low (SVM only requires the computation of the equation of a line while CA requires only the propagation of the input through the network) and hence are more suitable for an online framework while the training can be performed offline.

Testing complexity also arises when a gene has many potentially detectable mutations (high allelic heterogeneity) and various testing approaches can be taken, influencing the potential sensitivity of the test performed.

Together, these techniques offer SOC integrators with the necessary means to manage test complexity and reduce test cost.

Scratch tests are performed at run at room temperature, due to the risk of degradation of the indenter diamond tip at high temperature and added test complexity.

We have used dynamic recovery scheme in fault detection and correction and made the method efficient in terms of area and test complexity compared to the existing approaches.

Eventually, one of the tests developed in the present study, the HB-EDC test, was proven to be a good compromise between the test complexity and the stress state reached.

The advantage of the two-step design is that it is a good compromise between test complexity and minimizing unspecific (excess) gas formation caused by the surface-activity of the test substance.

VL measurement in particular is scarce due to the very high instrument costs, test complexity, and per-test price.

It is also important to recognize that test complexity adds more difficulty to the interpretation of findings.

Higher switching thresholds may allow simpler technology to be incorporated into the POC VL test and so will reduce costs, development time, and the final test complexity and need for expensive instrumentation.