Sentence examples for classes analysis from inspiring English sources
HICLAS, a hierarchical classes analysis method for binary objects (parties) by features (motives) data, is used to create a subjective cognitive and affective map of the extreme right Vlaams Blok (VB) voters.
There are several validation methods of groundwater vulnerability mapping including correlation coefficient of the groundwater vulnerability and the actual pollution occurrence, the corresponding relationship between the extreme nitrate concentration and the vulnerability classes, analysis of variance of F statistic (Lake 2003) and level difference (Stigter et al. 2006).
Then, to reduce the total number of candidate SNPs analyzed in association with perceptual organization phenotypes, we employed a two-stage strategy: first a priori SNPs from three candidate genes were selected (GAD1, NRG1 and DTNBP1); then a Hierarchical Classes Analysis (HICLAS) was performed to reduce the total number of SNPs, based on statistically related SNP clusters.
When the analysed pathological feature had more than two classes, analysis was downsized to a 2 × 2 table.
An intrinsic analysis is a "within class" versus "across classes" analysis that identifies genes that show low variability within a group (i.e. a tumor-metastasis pair), but which show high variation in expression across different tumors; in essence, one is selecting for genes that are consistently expressed when individual tumors are examined, but that vary in expression across different tumors.
Forget all the class analysis, her sister says.
This would not be possible within the latent class analysis we deployed, where all six measures are simultaneously used to allocate class membership.
He leaned over and in his Eton accent informed me that "the problem with John Selwyn Gummer and Zac Goldsmith is they lack a class analysis".
On that basis, although "country supper" is a hot buzz-phrase right now, I doubt it will permanently enter the lexicon of either gastronomy or class analysis.
While it is virtually impossible to understand American politics and society in the early 20th century without some sort of class analysis, social classes are not static groups that behave one way and speak in one voice.
