Sentence examples for viable metric from inspiring English sources

The problem with wins as a viable metric comes in small sample sizes.

NDI was found to be a viable metric for comparing daylighting simulations with scale-model photometry.

Additionally, evoked muscle force provides a viable metric for effective post-operative motor recovery, an important outcome in assessing clinical viability of various nerve repair techniques.

We propose a parallelization strategy for calculating the correntropy on multi-core architectures that may turn the use of this metric viable in such applications.

Were he to say this he would need to provide us with a viable notion of, and metric for, observable content.

Nevertheless, the RU metric is still considered a viable candidate, because it is very easy to calculate and because it is already available in WLAN APs.

Further it is drought tolerant, noninvasive, grows robustly, has low water requirement and a commercially viable annual crop producing up to 56 metric tons of dry biomass per hectare in the USA [ 3].

Instead, a likert-type rating metric suggested by Ulicsak and Wright (2010) is a viable alternative and was used to rate the effectiveness of GIGAME in terms of delivering the RETAIN objectives.

Such an approach was viable using the TargetScan database as we require the context scoring metric as an input for the weighted cumulative context ranking score (wCCS) procedure.

CFU as a metric does not account for the presence of dead, non-viable cells or for organisms that tend to form clumps or grow as pairs or chains and may well substantially underestimate the number of living cells in a sample [ 50].

The first important metric to compare is the accuracy and precision in determination of the viable cell number at the end of a single passage.