Sentence examples for a generally accepted practice from inspiring English sources
We used 10-fold cross-validation to generate the training and test datasets, which is a generally accepted practice to evaluate prediction models in the machine learning literature [ 68, 69].
Taking such gifts "appears to have been a generally accepted practice," said the report, written by department's acting inspector general, Mary L. Kendall.
"There is a generally accepted practice that a person is innocent as long as a court has not proven his guilt," he said.
Since MFCC features combined with SVM is a generally accepted practice for audio classification, we used it as a benchmark for our CNN algorithm.
In American culture, asking for something in return for providing something of value is a generally accepted practice, often referred to as a negotiation.
It is a generally accepted practice in most countries to classify the personnel attached to military vehicles marked as ambulances as non-combatants; however, this application does not always exempt medical personnel from catching enemy fire —accidental or deliberate.
We recognize that this recommendation represents a departure from current generally accepted practice.
From my experience, his behavior seems an a extreme version of what is generally accepted practice among some coaches, players and parents who turn a blind eye and even give a grudging nod of approval.
Except in a very select number of cases of early revision for failure of fixation where conditions are still optimum for unicompartmental arthroplasty, it is generally accepted practice to revise a failed UKA to a TKA (McAuley et al. 2001).
Also, it is curious that the generally accepted practice of using a 5% significance level has been replaced by a 10% level without any discussion.
Thirdly, the generally accepted practice of young children defaecating in the open, and the general acceptance of children's faeces in the environment, is indicative of a high tolerance of unsanitary living conditions [ 48].
