Sentence examples for categorized collection from inspiring English sources

The dataset consists of a roughly categorized collection of 1109 images.

The discriminative power of these algorithms can be evaluated against the categorized collection of labeled rhythm segments.

In addition, we categorized 70 translocation Pacific lamprey into three collections (by statistical week), and included all newly categorized collections in a factorial correspondence analysis (GENETIX v. 4.03, Belkhir et al. 2004) to examine the relationships among collections.

The generalist sites CollectorsQuest.com and CollectZing.com offer social networking and gadgets for categorizing collections.

The application layer of the Tripal hierarchy is meant to categorize collections of modules that provide a specific application beyond just management and visualization of a Chado database.

To map strain diversity, we categorized culture collection locations by strain identifications based on the MLVA genotyping results.

In 2015, Kavanaugh sided in favor of the NSA's warrantless bulk collection of phone metadata, issuing strong support for the controversial practice and categorizing its collection as a "special need" that eclipses personal privacy concerns.

John has such a passion for organization that he even categorizes his collection of fetishistic pornography.

The performance of the proposed algorithm is illustrated by using it to categorize a collection of 500 color images.

Genes identified by paired t-tests were used to classify RNA samples in hierarchical clustering analyses to further evaluate the expression patterns in samples categorized by different collection time points, smoking status, and metal-fume exposure status.

Sexual behaviour was assessed using the number of unprotected anal intercourse (UAI) partners reported in the year prior to data collection, categorized as 0, 1 or ≥ 2. The dependent variable centred on HIV testing, specifically whether tested within the previous 6 months, 6 12 months previously, 1 5 years previously, over 5 years previously, or never tested.