Sentence examples for true review from inspiring English sources

However, the measurement of function Q is not consistent with the fact of biology, and a true review of the quality of gene order depends on the review of a biologist.

For example, training data may contain review spam instances that have been mislabeled as true reviews or vice versa [43].

Animals should vary their antipredator behavior according to the level of risk experienced, and many studies have found this to be true (reviewed in Lima and Dill 1990).

The only reason mentioning names is relevant, is according to Forbes Research many of the other smaller affiliate travel resources have been known to delete from their databases the low-25% of the negative reviews, thus obstructing true peer review analysis.

True, the review was sneering and poorly argued.

"In the funding system here decisions are made by a committee of distinguished scientists appointed by the ministry of education, but if we want to do better, we'll have to come up with true peer review system, like the one maintained by the National Science Foundation in the United States," Dr. Manabe said.

This is especially true for review systems with high acceptance rates where small biases are unlikely to affect final publication decisions.

Readers rated her reviews as helpful 71% of the time, compared with 95% for the new number-one reviewer, "Mark", who has written fewer than 500 reviews.What is true for reviews does not appear to apply to comments left on news stories or blogs, however.

"You don't know the publication's true peer-review standards and transparency".

While it is easy to rationalise the absence of a vacuole in the xylem cells, which underwent autolysis, and in mature sieve elements, which lack true vacuoles (reviewed in [ 29]) it was somewhat surprising not to find TIPs in the companion and parenchima cells.

This is equally true of the review.