Sentence examples for class attributed to from inspiring English sources

This procedure continues until a leaf node is reached, and its class label defines the class attributed to the gene.

The son and grandson of U.S. Navy admirals, he graduated from the United States Naval Academy near the bottom of his class in 1958, his low class rank attributed to indifference both to disciplinary rules and to academic subjects he did not enjoy.

The remaining individuals that had been assigned to different VBC classes in a given dry season were classified to their most frequent VBC class or (in case of paired number of VBC scores) were arbitrarily assigned to the class attributed at the first occasion.

The opposite forms of manifestation of the concreteness effects on the two major form classes were attributed to task requirements.

SVs covering several sequence classes were attributed to only one class, in the order coding sequence > untranslated region (UTR) > intron > transposable element (TE) > intergenic sequence.

In February, a new lavishly state-funded website, The Paper, posted a glib opinion piece claiming that the anxieties of the middle class can be attributed to their fear of being "beaten back to their original condition" as peasants and urban poor.

The scattering classes were then attributed to structural forms of either excurrent (large, central stem with minimal branching) or decurrent (diffuse branching) trees.

As a result, some of the apparent overlap of classes can be attributed to an ambiguous manifestation of the defect.

Therefore, a possible explanation for the differences that were found between the two Bio-Tech classes could be attributed to the teachers' scientific research experience.

The spatial difference of susceptibility classes can be attributed to the variance of procedure [subjective (AHP) and objective (FR)] in weighting the factors and their classes whereas, the spatial similarity of the susceptibility zones may have occurred due to the use of similar causal factors and the landslide inventory data for both the modeling methods.

The increased incidence of pulmonary TB among socio-economically lower classes can be attributed to lower education level and poverty [ 26, 27], although the true prevalence of TB in poor sections of the society may be higher than estimated because such patients have limited access to hospital medical services and a high mortality rate [ 25].