Sentence examples for classification of negative from inspiring English sources

The only error is a type 2 one, and it is due to the incorrect classification of negative sample 119.

The classification of negative cervical lymph nodes with RLN metastasis as N0 disease in the sixth edition of the AJCC staging system has been upgraded to N1 disease in the seventh edition [ 12].

Within the codes the classification of "positive", "negative", "neutral" and "suggestion" remained as sub-codes.

The 2D classification of raw negative staining electron microscopy (EM) particles of the FL TRIM25 protein confirmed that TRIM25 forms anti-parallel dimers.

Kundel, Nodine, and Carmody (1978) developed a nodule detection model based on the assumption that prolonged dwell times indicate intensive processing of visual data to enable classification of false-negative responses to pulmonary nodules into different types of error.

Should this new classification of ER-negative cancers become part of the clinical assessment of breast cancer?

In our case it was not possible to determine whether the signature could predict patient outcome independently of infiltrate status, due to the almost perfect correlation between the presence of infiltrate and absence of angioinvasion, but the same results in an independent series support the biological significance of the immune response in the classification of ER-negative BRCA1 tumours.

The majority of claudin-low tumors (61% to 71%) fall into the clinical classification of triple-negative breast cancers [ 24], which lack expression of the estrogen receptor (ER), the progesterone receptor (PR) and the human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2), and are aggressive cancers that confer poor clinical outcomes.

Still, E2F4 could serve to improve the prognostic power of the current molecular classifications by adding an additional factor of classification: negative (low) versus positive (high) E2F4 activity.

For the movie reviews corpus, we first provide insight into the language differences and secondly perform binary classification of positive and negative reviews.

This modest attempt would grant Frege's point that negative judgements are superfluous for the purposes of logic, while at the same time accepting Brentano's view that, when it comes to the classification of mental phenomena, negative judgments play a fundamental role.