Sentence examples for basis of labeling from inspiring English sources

The aim was to develop PROs that would meet standards for development and validation recommended by regulatory authorities, and thus be acceptable as endpoints in clinical trials and as the basis of labeling or promotional claims.

This paper introduces labeled workflow nets (LWN) and their semantics on the basis of labeled Petri nets.

Because consumers form clear ideas about product size on the basis of labels, we wondered whether their perceptions of serving size regardless of actual size would affect how much of a product they ate.

Table 3 Labeling basis distribution Labeling basis Annotator 1 Annotator 2 Annotator 3 Annotator 4 Distribution of labeling basis Discourse relation Decision-tree 59 40 29 40 0.42 Marker 41 60 71 60 0.58 SVCs relation Decision-tree 87911 79 87 0.86 Marker 13 9 21313 0.13.

However, the present variant has some advantages, most notably that the antidromically activated population can be quantified histologically on the basis of YFP labeling.

With no context — and no real basis for interpretation — the act of labeling someone a "good dad" suggests that most dads are, by our very nature as fathers, somehow less than "good".

In order to overcome the lower agreement observed for certain videos, the final saliency ground truth was formed on the basis of consistently labeled salient frames only (considered as salient by two or all three annotators).

Difficulties may arise when it is assumed that there is identity in the pathological basis of lesions labelled as 'erosions' by different imaging modalities.

This was further illustrated by case studies where M&S results were either accepted by EMA as a basis for labeling of an unstudied dose (cf. Valerie Cosson's presentation) or rejected due to questionable extrapolation assumptions (cf. Oscar Della Pasqua's presentation and Chyi Hung Hsu's presentation).

On the basis of covalent labeling of surface-confined carboxylic acids, chemical treatment of COC resulted in the highest production of these surface functional groups.

The final classification of a well is based on the classification of all its images, and each image is classified on the basis of the labeling of its cells.