Sentence examples for appropriate to classify from inspiring English sources
There is no exact time at which H. erectus became H. sapiens, but it would not be appropriate to classify remote human ancestors and modern humans in the same species just because the changes from one generation to the next were small.
Our study further showed that ownership of assets is suitable and appropriate to classify the households into WQs.
Since neural networks can express highly nonlinear decision surfaces, they are especially appropriate to classify objects that present a high degree of shape variability, like a pedestrian.
"Is it appropriate to classify employees of Al-Aqsa TV as journalists or even as advocates?" Sagui wrote.
The authors suggest it may also be appropriate to classify Archaeomarasmius more conservatively as incertae sedis (of uncertain placement) within the Tricholomatoceae, Agaricales, or Homobasidiomycetes.
Thus, it appeared to be appropriate to classify MH together with ERM patients as non-PDR cases.
Indeed, in a double classification from signal and global image, it is appropriated to classify the signal (sampled amplitude of signal which is more local than global) using neural local approximators (RBF), while, it is appropriated to classify the global image (area mean grey level of global image which is more global than local) using neural global approximators (MLP).
These observations again suggest that phylogenetic information contained in codon usage similarity values is better appropriated to classify more distant groups.
The validation test results from compounds of known genotoxic potential were used to set appropriate criteria to classify alkaline elution results for genotoxicity.
The hierarchy factor is an appropriate tool to classify hierarchically structured materials, and the hierarchical pores of the as-synthesized zeolite composite samples were investigated during the catalytic cracking of isopropylbenzene.
For this purpose, we extensively studied the available Gaussianity tests [22] to find the most appropriate test to classify multi-carrier modulations versus single-carrier modulations, through various simulations, considering all possible elements and employing Monte Carlo method.
