Sentence examples for extent classification from inspiring English sources

We investigated the spatial extent, classification and distribution of HFOs using a dense 4 × 4 mm two dimensional microelectrode array implanted in the neocortex of four patients undergoing epilepsy surgery.

Anyone who has studied declassified secret documents will have discovered that, to a large extent, their classification was meant to protect public officials from public scrutiny.

In fact, the way how the network is constructed influences to a large extent the classification results of the high-level prediction.

The primary intent of our biomarker validation study is to ascertain to what extent the classification performance of a biomarker can be attributed to disease associated response rather than to ascertainment biases in sample collection.

In some cases preoperative irradiation had affected the cervical tumour to the extent that classification was difficult.

4) A suggestion: to the extent that classification performance is suffering due to a lack of training data, we have sometimes found in my lab that we can improve classification by using a "leave one subject out" approach (i.e., train on all but one subject, test on the left-out subject).

Quine is an example of a philosopher who accepts, to some extent, natural classifications into kinds.

BMI: body mass index; OR: odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; LA: the Los Angeles Classification; C extent: circumferential extent; M extent: maximum extent; SSBE: short-segment Barrett's esophagus; LSBE: long-segment Barrett's esophagus.

GMA: gastric mucosal atrophy; ESCC: esophageal squamous cell carcinoma; BMI: body mass index; LA: the Los Angeles Classification; C extent: circumferential extent; M extent: maximum extent; SSBE: short-segment Barrett's esophagus; LSBE: long-segment Barrett's esophagus; The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

Carcass weight affects grading to a large extent and the classification error obtained when this attribute was included in the training sets was consistently lower than when it was not.

In this study, bone scans were manually reviewed by two radiologists, who counted the number of new metastatic lesions and scored the bone scans according to the Soloway extent of disease classification.