Sentence examples for classification missing from inspiring English sources

Information on partograph use was missing in 38% of cases (n = 66), information on parity missing in 23% of cases (n = 39), indications for cesareans missing in 9% (n = 15), information on anesthesia use missing in 6% of cases (n = 10), fetal outcomes missing in 3% of cases (n = 5), and emergency classification missing in 2% of cases (n = 4).

Again, this classification misses the new family of methanoferrodoxins.

Table 7 Performance index for morphological based feature extraction Classifiers Morphological operators based feature extraction Perfect classification Missed classification False alarm Performance index Code converter 62.6 18.25 19.13 33.26 With SVD optimization 91.22 7.31 1.42 89.48 With EM optimization 82.68 12.93 4.38 80.1 With MEM optimization 85.32 10.95 3.72 83.35.

Similarly, the inclusion of source case-patients for whom epidemiologic classification is missing may also underestimate the effects of secondary transmission on the basis of epidemiologic source case classification being probable.

Others, though, hang their hopes on the transom between an administrative classification of "missing" and "deceased".

Furthermore, the number of individuals convicted is low compared to the total number observed (14 out of 110, or 12.7%) and a value in the classification is missing, suggesting a separation problem [60].

For seven patients, information on risk classification was missing.

The FIGO classification was missing in 7%to13%3% of the patients.

A special classification of missing data is those that fall below the analytical method LOD (i.e., censored data).

In case an ATC classification was missing, the anatomical main group was assessed based on the intended indication of the product.

Seven per cent of patients were enrolled based on unexplained pre-syncope; 91% had unexplained syncope and the classification was missing for 2% of patients.