Sentence examples for consistent classification from inspiring English sources

They also show a consistent classification between human and program.

Combining shape and environmental landscape attributes was necessary to obtain accurate and consistent classification results.

We have a consistent classification of 7650 products categories over the 1997 2015 period.

Instead, this argument would plead for a more consistent classification of ingredients.  .

Accuracy of the classification ranges from 87 to 92 % indicating consistent classification results.

However, obtaining satisfactory and consistent classification accuracies over time is a major challenge, particularly in dynamic intertidal landscapes.

However, there are no consistent classifications of post-fire patterns, and those that exist rely on field-data that is both expensive and lacking in spatial representation.

These expression-based methods yield generally consistent classifications in most of the samples tested between selected ESR1 probe levels and the corresponding ER expression measured by IHC.

Additional research with a more detailed exploration of the exposures (eg, dose response) and using consistent classifications of levels of use would further develop understanding in this field and help to inform policy.

There is a difference between segregating population variants (e.g. fast runners and slow runners, chocolate lovers and chocolate haters) and creating a self-consistent classification.

The first point is that a pre-existing (but not yet complete) classification scheme for clan AA aspartyl proteases can be made into a self-consistent classification scheme by multiple sequence alignments, sequence logos, and HMMs.