Sentence examples for consideration for classification from inspiring English sources

The parameters which were taken into consideration for classification were mode of injury (Type B - Blunt or Type A- Penetrating), preoperative visual acuity (NLP in this series in all patients, Grade 5 as per international classification of open globe injury), presence or absence of relative afferent papillary defect { RAPD – P (positive) or N- negative)} aN- negativeinjury [ 1].

It should be noted that the sole consideration for the classification of these prokaryotic protein kinases into various families is the sequence similarity in the catalytic kinase domain region as this has been proved to be a good indicator in the classification of eukaryotic protein kinases [44].

All available data (clinical records and follow-up data, radionuclide imaging, MRI, and radiographs) were taken into consideration for the classification of a high- or low-risk injury and the determination of the exact time of return-to-sports.

We had two considerations for the classification: one is that we used the quartiles of annual family income per capita to determine the approximate boundaries for each group; the other is we chose 2300 yuan as the upper limit for the first group given, that the Chinese poverty line is 2300 yuan.

The proposed method improves the conventional SD method by taking variances of Kansei tags into consideration for better products classification in emotional design.

It is taken into consideration a new approach for classification of the axis-symmetrical forged parts and some representative examples of them have been discussed.

The overall classification rate is 83.33%, while if only high confidence patients are used for consideration the classification result increases to 100% accuracy, the result shown in Table 2.

By means of an extensive experimental evaluation, performed considering two text classification domains and a large set of baseline algorithms, we show that our approach is highly effective and feasible, being a strong candidate for consideration for solving automatic text classification tasks when compared to state-of-the-art classifiers.

On the development of a new classification system, 3 basic principles were taken into consideration: (1) The minimum number of parameters was used for classification.

This procedure took into consideration the classification assigned by Sousa (2006) for the building stock in Lisbon adapting the classes to those of RISK-UE.

The use of ERPs as the basis for classification was guided by a number of considerations.