Sentence examples for an encouraged from inspiring English sources

Two optimizations with 7 and 10 sensors are obtained with two feature selection methods in which the adaptation of RIMER+ for smart environment provides an encouraged performance against the most popular classifiers in terms of robustness.

"I was delighted with the performance, but there will be sterner tests ahead," said an encouraged O'Neill.

The government classifies biodiesel as an "encouraged industry," extending grants and interest-free loans to companies in this business.

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They were also an encouraged tourist sight for many years at the park's garbage dumps, where bears congregated to eat park visitors' garbage and tourists gathered to photograph the bears.

Levels of viral RNA in foot lesion of TG pigs was much lower than that in the Non-TG pigs, suggesting an encouraged result for blocking transmission.

The result on patient A encouraged subsequent sampling using central biopsy only on B, C, and D, which yielded the results in this study.

A culture of entrepreneurship is indeed growing, however, governments should continue to look further into the rule of law, educational systems, sponsorship systems and outdated practices in order to make sense of how to tap into their human capital to the fullest; as an entrepreneurial encouraged culture reduces the sensation of complacency.

At the first visit in the Rehabilitation Unit, patients were invited to participate in the previously mentioned RCT comparing home-based CR with centre-based CR, 10 or as an alternative encouraged to participate in the centre-based CR programme (outside the study).

Chinese philosophers would "compete for appointments as Erudites"; they spent their energies in "jockeying for position"; and "the competition between different experts for the ear of a noble encouraged them to elaborate a given category rather than accept the conventional alternatives or a rival's definition".

Such a formation encouraged cohesion among advancing troops and presented a frightening spectacle to the enemy, but it was difficult to maneuver and, if penetrated by enemy formations, became little more than a mob.