Sentence examples for based on two classification from inspiring English sources

Teams were ranked based on two classification performance metrics evaluated on a blinded test dataset.

In previous studies in Spanish general population in the last ten years, BDs prevalence was 2% based on two classification systems [ 33, 34].

As previously mentioned in Section 3.3, we divided our 45 subjects into groups based on two classifications as follows: (1) "B ⩾ median" and "B < median," and (2) "Percent B ⩾ median" and "Percent B < median".

The assessment of soil contamination was carried out using the contamination factor and degree of contamination based on four classification categories proposed by Hakanson (1980) while seven classification categories recognized by Abrahim and Parker (2008) were used for modified degree of contamination classification and description as presented in Tables 6 and 7 respectively.

This supplier selection model enables decision makers to rank the suppliers based on three classifications including "extremely preferred", "moderately preferred", and "weakly preferred".

They utilised a definition of Indigenous status based upon the person's most recent admission, but undertook a sensitivity analysis based on two alternative classifications for Aboriginal status, 'ever identified' and identified in 'all admissions'.

Diagnoses in the health care register were, due to the long follow-up time, based on two different classifications, and were all converted into the current ICD 10 system [ 16].

To face this issue, we propose a more adequate classification scale based on two elements: failure modes classification and service behavior classification.

We compared the performance of each gene selection approach based on two parameters: the classification accuracy and the number of predictive genes that have been used for cancer classification.

This new technique is based on two key points: classification of Pareto front points according to their proximity to ideal points measured with a specific norm of normalized objectives (several norms can be used); and synchronization of objective and parameter diagrams.

To determine whether early mortality (first year of life) risks among small for gestational age (SGA) neonates were similar regardless of SGA subtype based on three chronological classifications (term, preterm and post-term).