If the threshold was relaxed to a lower level, the number of unclassified cases decreased but was with the expense of increased ambiguous classifications (two or more than two classifiers reported a positive prediction).
Compiling a list of childcare expenses according to these classifications beforehand will help your lawyer accurately assess your children's present and future needs.
To balance higher specificity of the DM classification on the expense of statistical power, we chose to include participants fasting 2 hours or more.
In KFS, four-character object codes represent all income, expense, asset, liability, and fund balance classifications that are assigned to transactions and help identify the nature of the transaction.
However, the expense of traditional vehicle detection and classification systems renders them impractical.
For rising stimuli, we observed a significant move away from a "level" classification, even at the expense of classifying some rising stimuli as "falling".
At higher FAs, a greater dynamic range is assured, conferring a greater confidence in enhancement curve classification but at the expense of fat suppression efficiency.
"Souvenir expenses" were estimated after referencing the standard classifications used in the national IO table compiled by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC 2004), based on survey results concerning souvenir purchase conditions in Kyoto City and the research of Hamada (2009).
We observe that, at the expense of a very slight reduction in the correct classification rate for color-mix images, our new classification strategy results in significant improvements of the correct classification rates of photo and mono-text documents.
This symmetry just becomes more obvious in the case of the centered cells and, therefore, more useful as classification tool (albeit at the minor "intellectual expense" of larger unit cells).
Second, there was the pervasive idea, a holdover of pre-Darwininan thinking, that classifications could be based on similarity even at the expense of what we think we know about phylogenetic relationships.
