Sentence examples for encourage the classification from inspiring English sources
In search of silence The Real Thing's defences of traditional English, and its satirical treatment of Brodie, an anti-nuclear campaigner, have helped to encourage the classification of Stoppard as a rare rightwinger among a generation of dramatists (Pinter, Bond, Hare, Brenton, Edgar) tending to the left.
There are current initiatives to encourage the classification of mental disorders for research purposes, such as the RDoC (Research Domain Criteria) approach [ 26].
In the context of this article, the geographical dominance of these three e-petitions makes them least informative and encourages the classification algorithm to form classes dominated by these single issues.
Some comparative tests with other models are included in order to prove the recognition capabilities of this neural architecture and how the use of colour information encourages the texture classification and the accuracy of the boundary detection.
In summary, a good correlation between the 5'-upstream sequences and the genomic orientation was observed in agreement with an earlier analysis of rif gene upstream regions [25], encouraging the new classification of rif genes.
There is an urgent need for more research, to inform an evidence-based definition of ACOS and a more precise classification, and to encourage the development of specific interventions for clinical use.
The new WHO classification encourages the application of a unique scheme for all anatomical sites (lungs, thymus, gut and pancreas) and the fully comprehensive term of 'neuroendocrine tumour' (or 'endocrine tumour') over the above mentioned names (Rindi and Bordi, 2003; Rindi and Kloppel, 2004).
The transdiagnostic solution would encourage and permit the classification of eating disorders to be examined afresh.
And because neither the government nor wider society has historically been able to agree on a solid definition of what makes a shooting a "mass shooting," some attacks have tended to evade classification entirely, encouraging the public to turn a blind eye to the full extent and impact of large-scale gun violence in America.
In particular, optimisation of texture analysis may help discrimination between genetic tumour subtypes (Rodriguez Gutierrez et al, 2014 and references therein) in agreement with improvements of patient comfort concepts encouraging the development of noninvasive cancer classification.
