Sentence examples for bar classification from inspiring English sources

To better understand these pathways, we analyzed the Gene Ontology (GO) of the deregulated gene sets using the Bio-Array Resource for Plant Functional Genomics (BAR) classification superviewer program [60] (Fig. 6A).

"Instead of receiving the benefits of the A.Z.R., children would serve as the very vehicles by which topless bars can escape classification as 'adult eating or drinking establishments,' " he wrote.

Bars show the classification accuracy of the different LDA models Figure 4 Precision-recall curve.

If a swimmer intentionally misrepresents his or her disability, he or she is barred from the classification process for a minimum of two years, and is unable to compete.

The probability of a membership in each class is indicated graphically by the length of corresponding bars on the classification result figure.

While classification rules bar Bormann from revealing what the agency did to Bin Attash during his years in its secret prisons, the release of the Senate intelligence committee's landmark report into torture chips away at an edifice of secrecy – an erosion that has major implications for the viability of the government's long-desired prosecution.

Additionally, the magnitude and patterns of association between student performance on each of the five bar tasks and stage classification was assessed using the gamma statistic (G).

These methods have been found to be accurate in determination of tissue type, but they bin the genes' expression profiles into on/off (bar code) or downregulated/normal/upregulated (molecular classification) before using them for classification purposes.

Here we discuss the findings from comparing student performance on the bar tasks with stage classifications based on the rest of the assessment instrument (see Table 2).

The ethics bar in creating algorithms and classification systems should be very high.

Figure 3 displays a stacked bar diagram showing the overall classification accuracy, kappa value, and the mean absolute error.