Sentence examples for classification to include from inspiring English sources

Aaron is working to extend the ORES system so that people can evaluate the quality of an edit, moving beyond Good/Bad classification to include "reverted," "damaging," and "goodfaith" machine learning models, hopefully offering a "progress catalyst" for others to develop their own responses to problems on the site.

Greywater reuse is becoming a common practice worldwide; however, in remote locations of limited water supply, such as those encountered in military installations, it is desirable to expand its classification to include dishwashing water to maximize the conservation of fresh water.

METHODS: Initiated by the Scoliosis Research Society Adult Deformity Committee, this study revised a previously published classification to include pelvic parameters.

Based on clinical data only, cases were adjudicated according to ARC stent thrombosis criteria, including a proposed modification of the possible classification to include death beyond 30 days due only to sudden death or acute ischemia.

Mackinnon and Dellon modified Sunderland's classification to include a mixed injury pattern better reflecting clinical practice (grade VI) [ 31].

Additionally, this approach enabled a more nuanced classification to include suburban cases beyond the common urban/rural dichotomy.

13 17 In the 1960s, approaches to muscle injury classification expanded to include newly defined conditions such as myositis ossificans, and to incorporate mechanistic and anatomical descriptors in a single classification.

Many previously unknown brown dwarfs were also discovered, which led to the extension of the stellar classification system to include two new classes, L and T.

It is of great importance in order to demonstrate the broad applicability of our classification method to include members also from Arthoniomycetes, Laboulbeniomycetes, Lecanoromycetes, Leotiomycetes, Lichinomycetes, Orbiliomycetes, and Pezizomycetes.

A polytomous logistic regression could be coupled with the classification model to include predictors of group membership, such as the type of mole.

However, rather than limiting our classification to only include those with pre-eclampsia, our use of the broader category of HDP will reduce the likelihood that cases are missed.