Sentence examples for classification hold from inspiring English sources

Given the similarities between mutations in malware and in gene sequences, it stands to reason that the tools developed for gene sequence classification hold the potential to be applied to polymorphic malware detection.

Michael Phelps is, by far, leading this classification, holding twice the golds of his closest competitor.

Di Luca's team dominated the overall classification, holding the race leader's pink jersey for 17 of the 21 stages.

As the Marshall Classification holds comparable prognostic value to age, GCS, pupillary reactivity, SAH etc. [ 4, 7] and trauma registries commonly do not have record of this classification, the translation of AIS codes to the Marshall System opens up the possibility for multivariate prognostic analysis of large series of TBI subjects saved in trauma registries.

Yet, the classification systems hold numerous syndrome diagnoses, each with their specific symptom pattern, e.g. irritable bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia.

Contemporary classification schemes hold that B-cell CLL and SLL are analogous diseases and should be considered as a single disease entity.

This classification still holds in the presence of moderately stable stratification.

Beñat Intxausti burst for the line with 400m to go to claim victory on stage 16 of the Giro d'Italia as the general classification leaders held station behind.

Older classification systems held this family to be the most primitive of dicotyledonous plants, but the flowers and other primitive-appearing characteristics are now considered to be reduced rather than primitive.

Recently the second challenge in audio mood classification was held as a part of the MIREX 2008.

The American, who almost missed the Games after classification controversy, held off the 17-year-old's challenge to finish in one minute 13.33 seconds.