Sentence examples for attributes which may be from inspiring English sources
Batteries employing lithium chemistry have been intensively investigated because of their high energy attributes which may be deployed for vehicle electrification and large-scale energy storage applications.
In the situation of incomplete information, treating the attributes, which may be relevant to some rules and not to others, as "missing" ones is found to cause reasoning problems.
It can deal effectively with the situation of missing assessments on specific attributes (the attributes are called missing attributes), which may be caused by lack or limitation of knowledge, experience, and available data about the problem domain.
A set of N training examples of the form (x, y) is given, where y is a discrete class label and x is a vector of d attributes (each of which may be symbolic or numeric).
This is potentially important because caretakers did not attribute neuropsychological alterations, which may be multi-factorial in ICU conditions, to drug toxicity until the high concentrations of cefepime were disclosed to them and the symptoms resolved promptly after treatment arrest.
Some people link red wine with headaches and attribute this to sulfites, which may be added as a preservative.
The coughing symptoms have been attributed to acceleration atelectasis, which may be exacerbated by the F-22's high performance; there is no present solution to the condition.
The leukemic differentiation block is attributed to deregulated transcription, which may be caused by leukemic fusion proteins aberrantly recruiting HDAC activity.
Other attributes linked to effective teaching, which may be determined by interviews or performance assessments, as specified by the eligible partnership.
Electrochemical oxidation leads to an increased distributed capacitance, which may be attributed to the edge planes as well as to the pure capacitance attributed to the carboxyl groups.
The GS leaves extract showed significant amelioration of experimentally induced colitis, which may be attributed to its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant property.
