Sentence examples for applied to the categorisation from inspiring English sources
Discovering a novel marker that can be applied to the categorisation between patient populations with diverse outcomes against routine induction regimens at diagnosis is very important.
The model is applied to the yeast categorisation task and the results are compared with those of other mature machine learning algorithms, including a new Kohonen net.
A canonical discriminant analysis (CDA) was applied to the four ruminal acidosis classes (such categorisation is based on the amount of time the pH is below the established pH thresholds).
Considerable work has been done on the mechanistic categorisation of skin sensitivity datasets, and this has been applied to the Gerberick set within the CAESAR project and has been published elsewhere [7].
Cohen's Kappa Coefficient was applied to test the reliability of the categorisation [ 23].
The proposed method of categorisation was applied to real data drawn from the IRYSS-COPD Study (IRYSS: Red de investigación cooperativa para la Investigación en Resultados de Salud y Servicios Sanitarios - Co-operative Healthenutcomes & Health Servalidatedearch Network), and then validated by comparing it to other methods.
The same caveat applies to more detailed categorisations of the cause of death.
Although this binary categorisation was widely applied to various study settings, 13 38–44 it counted disabilities with the lowest severity the same as those with the highest such as paraplegia.
SES categorisation was based on international recommendations applied to Finland's National Classification of Occupations.
Applying the categorisation scheme to 43,427 TCS genes from the P2CS database (version 1), revealed that the vast majority of TCS genes are encoded as either orphans (40.0%) or paired genes (54.6%), while the MiST database classifies 38% of TCS genes as orphans [ 22].
The categorisation of outcomes presented in Box 1, which we believe may warrant risk stratification following diagnosis and treatment of cancer, could also apply to needs assessment.
