Sentence examples for false relation from inspiring English sources
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A type of dissonance that sometimes occurs in classical polyphonic music, most commonly in vocal music of the Renaissance. It may be a chromatic contradiction between two notes sounding simultaneously (or in close proximity), in two different voices or parts; or the occurrence of a tritone between two notes of adjacent chords.
For example, if one only uses random English word pairs as a False relation, then the system may incorrectly say all co-occurring genes are true relations due to random gene gene pairs existing with an easily recognizable genetic context that differs from random English words.
The song "Drowsie sun, why dostt thou stay" by Thomas Brewer (no. 253) shows expressive false relations and harmonic word painting, foreshadowing later developments in British sacred music.
In contrast, we defined a False candidate relation as a gene gene candidate relation that was either annotated in the Negatome 2.0 database (Blohm et al., 2014) or was randomly selected with no interaction evidence.
The bank also denied it made "representations which were false" in relation to possible fees.
"The subject matter of one's effort," he wrote in 1915, "has become itself utterly treacherous and false — its relation to reality utterly given away and smashed".
Those assumptions may apply to the law-abiding majority, but they are overwhelmingly false in relation to the lifestyle criminals who commit 80% of recorded crime: patrols don't inhibit them, detectives don't catch them, prisons don't deter them.
However, the conclusion of such an inference can be true or false in relation to our prior knowledge.
If it is false in relation to our prior knowledge the inference is more difficult, which means that it results in more errors or longer decision times.
The TpA/ApT index is a simple index that measures the frequency of RIP products (TpA) with a false positive relation due to ApT-rich regions.
Because the distant supervision can incorrectly annotate a sentence and because we wanted to verify that a labeled sentence contained an interaction, we marked each True and False candidate relation also as Unknown.
For the random False candidate relations, we selected eight percent of candidate relations that were not annotated in BioGRID or ChEA and did not contain potential interaction evidence as negative examples.
