Sentence examples for classification of place from inspiring English sources

In the classification task, accuracy for the classification of place of articulation remains low with 50.2% while in manner-based classification, the system delivered an improved performance with 98.9% accuracy.

Geographic classification of place of death was drawn from yearly reports published by the Swiss Federal Statistical Office SFSOO).

In a cross-sectional study of mammographic density in 487 pre-menopausal women, SES was assessed from questionnaire data using highest achieved level of formal education, quintiles of Census-derived Townsend scores and urban/rural classification of place of residence.

In the tradition of classic geography, I call for a new classification of urban places, which is meant to find names for places we do not "see" and therefore we cannot catalogue.

Also, see Dear Author's excellent documenting of Amazon's classification of books, placed in Amazon's database partly by the publishers and partly by Amazon.

George Gaylord Simpson's influential 1945 classification of mammals placed the treeshrews and the fossil Anagale (both now classified outside Primates) inside Lemuriformes and classified the fossil families Plesiadapidae and Adapidae in a superfamily Lemuroidea with most of the lemurs.

Rural/urban classification of patients' places of residence was made using the National Statistics Postcode Directory from November 2010, available from the Office for National Statistics (2010).

Similar to risk stratification in the medical context, but focusing on mortality, the process of risk classification consists of placing insurance applicants into groups representing roughly equivalent levels of risk.

The report of this classification is out of place here, but to those of us who have endeavored to wrestle with the old forms of classification, the advent of a standard classification is like the rising of the sun.

With the functional classification of proteins in place, we can compare the different molecular circuits and processes of yeast to their analogs in 704 other organisms.

Use of hospital-based services during the last year of life was common, with substantial variation across sociodemographic groups, especially defined by age, cause of death and socioeconomic classification of the decedents' place of residence.