Sentence examples for follow to answer from inspiring English sources

This is not a surprise as the SVAAs are based on the party-supporters models and HMM classifier creates simple and compact models by identifying the 'path' that users, in each party, follow to answer the online questionnaire.

Therefore, HMM classifiers can be used (a) to create simple and compact models for each party to show the 'path' that users, who support the same party, follow to answer the online questionnaire, and (b) to classify every new user into the party in which is most likely to belong, according to their given answers/symbols on the policy statements.

The responses from the physicians to the question: "What process do you usually follow to answer a potential sponsor's feasibility/site questionnaire?" showed that the process followed in order to answer these questionnaires is based on the clinicians own experience and they normally do not check historical records for their responses.

We therefore conducted a cohort study with 3 years' follow up to answer the following research questions: Can tKt/V, rKt/V, and tCrcl significantly predict disease prognosis in CAPD patients?

Lack and his colleagues plan to follow them to answer this question.

After Rivera addressed reporters in an auxiliary locker room, Jeter followed him to answer questions, too.

What Pope Francis represents is not so much the intellectual correctness of either world view, but a path for everyone to follow to find their own answers.

This is to say that Chinese students are taught to follow orders and to answer questions, not to give out instructions and to ask questions.

Clinical data used for research may also include patient identifiable data, e.g. date of birth, sex, that are also important for the data analysis, linkage during follow up, and to answer the research questions.

In the days that followed, Long had to answer for making an out at third in a close game, regardless of how impressive the throw was.

In the general war that followed his failure to answer this summons, John had a temporary success at Mirebeau in August 1202, when Arthur of Brittany was captured, but Normandy was quickly lost (1204).