Sentence examples for adding a classification from inspiring English sources

They further extended the previous work by adding a classification step after the event detection step, build a 24-h cough monitor, LCM [ 7].

To request to add a classification to the current express list, submit the request to R&R for review.

Recently, in the 2009 revised dengue classification system proposed by Dengue Control, the WHO has added a classification of the severity of the disease according to the presence of dengue warning signs [ 14].

A Federal task force today recommended abandoning the idea of adding a multiracial classification on Census Bureau forms and other Government documents and suggested that people of mixed backgrounds be allowed to describe themselves as members of more than one race.

Others have added a further classification of combined diffuse and focal infiltration.

The new framework requires minimal modification to existing DiffServ routers by adding a second layer of classification of flows based on their average packet sizes and using Weighted Fair Queueing for flow scheduling.

Still, E2F4 could serve to improve the prognostic power of the current molecular classifications by adding an additional factor of classification: negative (low) versus positive (high) E2F4 activity.

We found that, due to the difficult nature of this prediction problem and complexity of the data set, it was necessary to add a post-classification processing step to evaluate false positive predictions.

As adding a feature does not improve classification performance on validation samples, it may be due to the fact that current network does not contain enough hidden nodes.

If adding a hidden still cannot improve classification performance, the feature picked out at Step 4 is regarded as useless and will be eliminated from the candidate feature array, and the newly added hidden node will be eliminated too.

In this context, amphisexual care sensu Simon (1983) should be regarded as parental flexibility at the earliest possible stage, thereby adding a temporal component to the classification of parental care systems.