Sentence examples for classify against from inspiring English sources

After turning off the reverse-complement search and modifying the sequence file parsing routine, Strand was able to train and classify against malware data with no other changes.

After clustering, the sequences were aligned and taxonomically classified against the Greengenes database (version 13.8).

The result revealed that targeted acetone molecules were clearly classified against six different interfering molecules (H2S, C7H8, C2H5OH, CO, NH3 and CH4) through principle component analysis (PCA), confirming excellent acetone selectivity of the designed sensor arrays.

The feature vector (varvec{x}) is classified against each decision function.

Sequences were taxonomically classified against SEED based on the taxonomy of protein homologues identified in genome sequences.

Assessment criteria include five categories for the preferred diagnosis classified against the target diagnosis.

In a LOO method, each data point is treated as an unknown case and is classified against a data set consisting of all the other data points.

The sequences were screened of possible chimeras using Mallard [ 74] and then passing sequences classified against the taxonomic reference set available from the Ribosomal Database Project (RDP) resource (http://rdp.cme.msu.edu/).msu.edu/

Articles were classified against a keywording strategy describing: year and country of publication; randomization, stratification and blinding methodology; target of intervention; intervention and control treatments; number of subjects and/or clusters; outcome measures; and results.

As the discussion veered off to other matters, Mr. Clinton said he hoped Congress would pass bills to overhaul managed care and classify violence against gays as hate crimes, an issue the House is expected to take up on Wednesday.

The builders of the new German state 20 years ago either forgot to classify "adoptions against the will of the parents" as a violation of human rights or, as the historian and GDR expert Uwe Hillmer suggests, they simply were not interested.