Sentence examples for generalised features from inspiring English sources

When using generalised features calculated on the basis of the VOC response curves an average identification rate of 87% was achieved.

Structured region signature is a generalised global feature which represents the surface shape by a one-dimensional function.

With the "generalised" sub-features, the classification process was iterated.

Nodding syndrome is an epidemic neurological disorder affecting children in parts of sub-Saharan Africa that may be characterised as a probable symptomatic generalised epilepsy with features of epileptic encephalopathy.

A generalised laminate model featuring both weak interfacial bonding and local delamination is developed.

The theory features a generalised deformation description, new strain and stress measures.

Physical examination revealed severe generalised hypotonia without dysmorphic features or other abnormalities.

Receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curves were constructed for each of the MUC1 antigens on the arrays and by giving equal weight to all features a generalised ROC curve was formed.

Other features of generalised aggressive periodontitis are that it usually affects people < 30 years of age (but may affect older individuals), there is a poor serum antibody response to the infecting agents, and there is a pronounced episodic pattern of tissue destruction [ 52].

Excessive and uncontrollable worry is a hallmark feature of generalised anxiety disorder (GAD), a disorder associated with chronic cognitive, social and occupational impairment (Kessler et al., 1994).

We highlight three additional clinical features: late-life generalised tonic-clonic seizures (patriarch); grand mal seizures and death from status epilepticus at age 14 (II:8); remission of FHM episodes following subarachnoid haemorrhage and surgical repair of ruptured anterior communicant artery and anterior choroidal artery aneurysms at age 47 (II:15).