Sentence examples for correctly sorted from inspiring English sources
More specifically, an empirical measure of discriminability quantifies the degree to which innocent suspects are correctly sorted into the "innocent" category while, at the same time, guilty suspects are correctly sorted into the "guilty" category.
Only after the mathematics is correctly sorted out does he pay attention to his audience, a part of the whole world that had temporarily "disappeared".
Council bosses said last year 1,556 tonnes of metal cans had also been placed in the general refuse adding if these had been correctly sorted it would have saved the authority almost £190,000 in disposal costs.
Although the DR is a purely empirical (i.e., non-theoretical) measure in that it appeals to no model of latent memory strengths, it does not measure empirical discriminability, which refers to the degree to which innocent and guilty suspects are correctly sorted into their true categories.
Of note, dynamin was correctly sorted to plasma membrane and profection efficiency was increasing with higher doses of purified dynamin packed in SAINT-PhD carriers.
In transfected cells (COS-1, HeLa, SH-SY5Y) ClC-6 seems to be correctly sorted to TEN as can be deduced from its overlap with early and recycling endosomal markers, but it apparently cannot enter the lysosomal bypass route and therefore does not end up in late endosomes.
Yet, if she was shown words too quickly to decipher in this way, she could nonetheless correctly sort them into salient categories, such as "living" or "non-living," even though she had no conscious idea of their meaning.
Overall, the RDN showed to be a promising method that can correctly sort new instances according to predictive performance.
In Germany, RFID chips are being used in nursing homes to help the nurses in correctly sorting the garment according to care instructions.
In these cases, the structural data will be required for the user to interpret the output correctly: sorting on the structural fields will allow the user to cluster the results according to the individual query src_compound_ids.
In the situation where the chronology of business cycles is a given and (y_{t}) is, say, a linear combination of leading indicators, the more clear the separation between the empirical distribution of (y_{t}) when (s_{t}=1) from when (s_{t}=0), the easier it will be to correctly sort the data into expansion and recession when making predictions.
