Sentence examples for classified one from inspiring English sources

Somewhat contradictorily, but inescapably so, the same knowledge can be classified one way or the other depending on the interests it serves, the purposes for which it is harnessed, or the manner in which it is generated… [A]nchored unavoidably in institutional origins and moorings, knowledge can only be useful.

Based on preoperative hip flexion angle, we classified one hip as group I, five hips as group II, 16 hips as group III, nine hips as group IV, and three hips as group V.

But the first, long, classified one was peppered with reservations.

The records show that Army pathologists would have classified one of his melanomas as more severe than his own doctors did.

A recent two-year government survey of 20,000 German teenagers classified one in seven as "highly xenophobic" and another 26.2percentt as "fairly xenophobic".

So blurry are the boundaries that a dish classified one night as savory — cognac-laced foie gras, its earthiness tamped under a crust of burnt sugar — later migrated to the liminal zone.

Given a k class problem, OVA trains k binary classifiers, each focuses on classifying one class against the others.

The weights are decreased for correctly classified samples and increased for incorrectly classified ones so that AdaBoost can focus on difficult samples [14, 15].

This software classified one-half of the mutations as either "high" impact (i.e., nonsense, splice site, frameshift, or loss-of-start-codon) or "moderate" impact (i.e., nonsynonymous) mutations, which narrowed down the list of candidate genes (Table  2 and Figure  3C).

The previously classified patients exhibited higher 2013 ACR/EULAR classification criteria scores than the newly classified ones (19.1 vs. 10.5, P <0.001).

Lesions were classified on one criterion only: whether they possessed an uninterrupted black surface or not.