Sentence examples for classifying the response from inspiring English sources

Over a 48-week period, we evaluated the evolution of pain, ulcerations, atrophy, and interference of the disease in the patient's daily life, classifying the response as complete (100% remission/recovery), excellent (75%), good (50%), poor (<50%), or failed.

Table 5 Sample reference table for classifying the response of different soil types to fertilization on a climate zone basis (10 of 128 soil units present in the southern sub-continental climate zone are shown here) Fertilizer response classes (southern sub-continental climate) V. IV.

The three lymph-nodes, which were defined as target lesions, showed a 43% decrease in the sum of the longest diameters, classifying the response as partial.

By classifying the response of individual lesions, both in terms of their vascular response and change in size, we present evidence for two different forms of intrinsic resistance to anti-angiogenic therapy: (a) the adaptation of tumour cells to withdrawal of a vascular supply and (b) mechanisms that allow the tumour vasculature to survive the therapy.

The observers noted frequent uncertainty when classifying the responses.

Our proposed model, called HME3M employs a HME to combine the 3M with penalized logistic regressions classifiers as the experts within each cluster to classify the response.

Based on the results of the analysis of a well validated CFD CSD model system and large-scale physical model test data, a new concept, named load eccentricity concept, is proposed to classify the response of the foundation in four load eccentricity regimes.

The Fitzpatrick Scale was devised in 1975 to classify the response of different skin types to ultraviolet light.

They classified the response as either "movement" or "no movement".

Although this approach can classify the response accurately, they use no knowledge of the network structure.

Patient responses to treatment were determined after four cycles by the WHO criteria, which classify the response into four categories: complete response (CR), partial response (PR), stable disease (SD), and progressive disease (PD).