For developing and analyzing an evaluation method a framework of six basic components (target, evaluation criteria, yardstick, data-gathering techniques, synthesis techniques, and evaluation process) can be applied.
Semple's team compared the sequences published by Celera Genomics and the publicly funded Human Genome Project (HGP), using the Evans team's data as a yardstick.
These hairpin spike-in (HPSI) probes, designed to have identical length and similar sequence characteristics to shRNAs, may be used as yardsticks for artifact detection and data normalization methods.
The reader must also be warned that an initial account of semantic information as meaningful data will be used as yardstick to outline other approaches.
The mean, or the average, is the center point of your data and makes a good yardstick.
He was measuring their power with the help of a yardstick affixed to the wall, and recording the data in a notebook.
If you are, say, a front-end developer or data scientist, being set against such a yardstick is perplexing.
Such loyalty data from different fan groups act as a yardstick of elements to bet on for the next big thing to specific audiences.
By contrast, data collected by Medtronic, using that three-year yardstick, indicated the lead continued to work in about 95percentt of patients.
Data quality does not exist in a vacuum, a reviewer needs to know in what context a data set is to be used in order to establish a relevant yardstick for judging whether or not the data is acceptable.
The data presented in this manuscript can act as a yardstick against which to gauge the effectiveness of future technical modifications.
