Sentence examples for classification a change from inspiring English sources

According to our classification, a change in PTEN status was only observed in 5 of 49 patients.

This study demonstrates that with the judicious selection of feature space we can improve the delay to classification of a change in behavioral state.

For any form of classification, a small change in accuracy will have a disproportionately large impact on usability.

This supports our classifications of a change from non-monotonic to monotonic across the wide range of stimuli we presented.

Our original term "genre classification shift" means a change in the musical genre of pieces based on auditory features, which is caused by changing the volume balance of musical instruments.

New pain "severity" classifications outline mild (a change in diet or taking a blood sample), moderate, and severe animal pain or distress (arthritis, major surgery, and migraine)—criteria that will inform other parts of the directive.

The defining feature of CM, the number of headache days per month over three months in a person with migraine, may reflect a process of continuous change within a single classification of migraine and not a change in the classification of disease as implied by the previous framing.

For this objective, we a) proposed a classification of change and outcome in individual unmet needs and b) calculated criteria for clinically meaningful outcome in QoL by taking account of individual change and the level of QoL.

For all cases of change in classification category from first to second round we recorded if the change in classification was accompanied by a change in treatment recommendation.

In Experiment 2, to test this hypothesis, we modified the S-CCS interface to remove elements associated with the TEWA task and participants' only requirement was to identify critical changes that were associated with a classification change in the threat level of an aircraft.

The first transition in the classification was caused by a change in the growth mechanism from stepwise growth in a single plane to that in multiple planes.