Sentence examples for classifications for the same from inspiring English sources
All these issues must be kept in mind when interpreting an individual's IQ scores, because they all can result in different IQ classifications for the same person at different times.
Similar classification systems exist in Australia and Sweden, however discrepancies between the three classifications for the same drug bring into question the usefulness of these systems [ 16].
Phylogenetically based classifications for the same group of genomes vary, depending on which clusters of genes in those genomes are chosen.
Providing a more detailed view of the evolution of the transplanted human fecal microbiomes, genus-level taxonomic classifications for the same five pigs as shown in Figure 1 are shown in Table S1.
Without the advice of the CAD system, they made the same classification for the same MPS study in 72% of the cases and with the CAD system in 82% of the cases.
If a cell property is truly statistically independent from all other properties in the set, then except for the very fact of this independency it has nothing new to tell the researcher; it cannot point to an underlying physiological principle (as it does not interact with any other variables), and it cannot help cell classification (for the same reason).
After this initial experiment, a new experiment was conducted for classification of the same voluntary motions without using signals from force sensors [28].
In [24], well-known Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients (MFCCs) features along with signal pitch is used for pathological speech classification of the same database that we employed in this section.
Moreover, the proposed method gains a 99.90 % classification accuracy for the same group of datasets.
We noticed that certain pairs of tissues (e.g., breast ovary, breast prostate, and endometrium ovary) seem to be frequently confused (Fig. 3a), and that the classifiers for these pairs of tissues in some cases produce elevated classification scores for the same specimen (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
The discrepancies in the total number of TFs included in databases and the classification into families for the same species depends on the methods used for predicting TFs.
