Sentence examples for with a corresponding impact from inspiring English sources

A concept drift can happen if prior probabilities of classes defined on target variables change, or if conditional probabilities associating the target class variable and input variable changes, with a corresponding impact of change on posterior probabilities [120].

The trend in moving to smaller-scale units is aimed at minimizing the thermal stress under a given heat load; however, this is done at the expense of increasing the number of units, with a corresponding impact on the reliability of the system.

Consequently, our assumed maximal control reference represents a slight underestimate, with a corresponding impact on every effect and effect concentration estimation.

This analysis disclosed differences in the age structure of the two cohorts with a corresponding impact on the recommended treatment options.

Schmidt et al, 6 in a study of distress experienced by nurses from German nursing homes, showed that the challenging behaviour of residents related to distress may be a workplace stressor for nursing staff with a corresponding impact on the risk of burning out, general health and work ability.

There is increasing evidence that leadership impacts on mortality and morbidity rates; that great leadership makes a material difference to the quality of the environment staff work in, and a corresponding impact on the quality of care they provide.

"That does have a corresponding impact on the ability to reduce the military -- U.S. and NATO -- military presence inside of Afghanistan, to reduce the instances in which that U.S. military comes into contact with civilians in any sort of setting," Earnest said.

29 There is also a wide variety across the level of hospital represented with the corresponding impact on risk due to patient complexity, need for surgery or critical care and length of stay.

This trade-off between CAM PSR and DENM delay is illustrated in Figure 6 together with the corresponding impact of both the aggressive and balanced approach.

The evolving internal and external context of HCI, computers, have become smaller and less costly; this has led to changes in nature of the users and uses of computers, with corresponding impact on society.

25 The incidence of conflict may rise as a result of medical advances, whereby the number of children requiring ongoing palliative care services 13 is likely to increase, with a corresponding increase in the impact on families.