Sentence examples for comparable classifications of from inspiring English sources

Another methodological strength of our study was the construction of comparable classifications of education and income for the analyses.

PHENOTYPE uses conventional land-use maps, remote sensing data from satellites and aerial photography, complemented by detailed discussions with volunteers and other stakeholders living and working in the areas under study to derive comparable classifications of the natural environment in different countries.

The present study showed that both sequences used separately allow a comparable classification of displaced IVD material without statistically significant differences in evaluation.

Only recently have stillbirths been added to verbal autopsy questionnaires [ 23]; their value to date is limited by the lack of a comparable classification system for stillbirth cause of death, elucidated below.

Obtained results showed that, using two classes give the most accurate results, using only the 90% of the available data can still provide comparable classification results, and the level of false positive can be effectively reduced.

Because the computational complexity increases significantly for greater values of W, the smallest possible W that gives comparable classification accuracy should be used.

Here, we revealed an age-related dedifferentiation of phoneme representations in the cortical hierarchy of speech processing, reflected as reduced number of regions showing significant phoneme classification when there was no noise and comparable classification pattern at the NoNoise condition in older adults and at 8 dB SNR in young adults.

For adaptive rowing, the comparable classification is LTA-B3.

For surveillance systems to be comparable, the classification of encounters into episodes of illness is an important methodological problem that deserves additional attention.

ActiGraph models 7164 and GT1M were used at baseline and follow-up, respectively, providing a relatively comparable intensity classification of free-living activities [ 26, 27].

The balanced accuracy and area under the ROC curve of the classification were comparable to state-of-the-art classification techniques (Young et al., 2013).