Sentence examples for classifications evaluated from inspiring English sources
The overall accuracy of the classifications evaluated in the period 2008 - 2011 shows a high accuracy that ranged from 91 to 94%, while the index Kappa discrete multivariate presents a variation of 0.90 to 0.93.
The three classifications evaluated are: (1) Dominant or recessive mutations; (2) Somatic or germline mutations; (3) Translocation or non-translocation mutations.
29 30 The largest contributors of sodium in the diet depend on food classifications evaluated, but yeast breads, pizza, processed meats, cheese and meat/poultry mixed dishes, are among the most important sources of dietary sodium in the USA.
The classification evaluated their dyslexia state, with an extensive examination including neurological/psychological and phonological capabilities, made in the current year of the present study.
Furthermore, the whole set of EntrezGenes included into these regions was considered and their functional classification evaluated using DAVID 2006 [ 36] to identify over-represented Gene Ontology biological process terms.
Cross-modal classification evaluates whether a classifier that has learned to separate stimuli in the sensory domain can also separate the stimuli in the motor domain.
The pTNM classification evaluates the malignant potential of IDCs only according to the invasive tumour size of the primary tumours.
Classification evaluating in-hospital mortality in patients with ACS requiring rescue PCI would be focused more on severe and life-threatening complications.
Lidström's classification evaluates the wrist after a Colles' fracture and merely consists of the radiological assessment of dorsal angulation, radial length and radial inclination.
The NPI classification evaluates the malignant potential of IDCs according to the HG and invasive tumour size of the primary invasive tumours.
The HG classification evaluates the degree of tubular formation, the degree of nuclear atypia, and the number of mitotic figures in tumour cells, but takes no account of invasive tumour size.
