Sentence examples for classified into different classes from inspiring English sources

Although we observed a 35% overall median difference between the repeat measurements, only 4% were classified into different classes than their repeat pair by the classification algorithm.

At the second stage, products are classified into different classes by quality and allocated in numbers of periods.

Namely based on the difference of polarimetric information of a pixel and its surroundings, the pixels are classified into different classes.

Both from the standpoint of design and from considerations of life-cycle durability, it is important to note that the use of composites in the infrastructure renewal can be classified into different classes of rehabilitation and new structural systems.

Section 5 will present fingerprinting and watermarking of audio signals using TF approaches and summary of the paper will be provided in Section 6. Signals can be classified into different classes based on their characteristics.

Ubx target genes (1% FDR) were classified into different classes using stringent criteria.

Because repeat sequences in the annotation file were pre-classified into different classes, such as rRNA, tRNA, and snRNA/snoRNA, these RNAs were removed from the repeat sequences and recalled back to the four groups.

The distribution of DeepCAGE tags within a promoter can be classified into different shape classes [ 8], the two most prominent classes being single peak (SP) and broad promoters (BR).

Polymorphic, repeatable AFLP markers were classified into different segregation classes depending on the allele patterns of the parents.

In order to relate the up and downregulated genes to their functions, the 509 statistically significant genes were classified into different functional classes.

When BC was classified into different molecular classes based on BRCA1 and ER status, high KPNA2 expression was identified in BRCA1-negative/ER-negative phenotype and in BRCA1-mutated compared with BRCA1-positive/ER-positive classes (P<0.0001; Figure 4).