Sentence examples similar to a one class of from inspiring English sources

Is it possible that it's time for a one-class-of-service aircraft that caters to higher-end or business travelers?

At least we know that thanks to one agony aunt there was a least one class of schoolgirls who grew up free of all labia-related worry.

The proposed model of an one class classifier committee may be used for single-class and multi-class classification tasks.

The sponsor defined a drug signature as "a small set of genes that delineates a property of one class of compounds from another or from vehicle controls".

In the image experiment we optimized the dead-zone size and shape of a quantizer for one class of JPEG 2000 DWT coefficients.

Measures that quantify the degree of association between the dependent and explanatory variables in a model are one class of such measures.

Except for their differential effects on glycemia, there are insufficient data at this time to support a recommendation of one class of glucose-lowering agents, or one combination of medications, over others with regard to effects on complications.

It then takes the resulting subpopulations and repeats the process, until no additional partitioning is necessary: either a subpopulation contains one class of cases or the subpopulation is too small to be divided.

Stacy Malkan, co-founder of the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, says that 10 years ago, a debate over phthalates – one class of chemicals of concern – focused on the impact that they have on young boys.

This is the first prospective randomised double-blind study to find an advantage of one class of antidepressants over another in inadequate responders and provides for the first time sound evidence that informs about the management of inadequate response.

This has been demonstrated in Drosophila, where genetic manipulation of fatty acid synthesis gene expression in oenocytes led to an increase in one class of CHCs and reduction in another class of CHCs.