Sentence examples for grouping concept from inspiring English sources

This differential scheme is perfectly adapted to the specifications of the ANLP problem, as it utilizes the grouping concept based on the proximity between nodes, instead of being only based on the grouping concept.

This size-class of emitted particles is known to be both more harmful for the health than the larger particles and far more difficult to manipulate, yet, as described here, the grouping concept leads to their elimination to some extent, by promoting their coagulation with particles in their vicinity.

Given that the number of association events increases in the number of targets (supertargets) and measurements involved, the gate grouping concept is introduced [27].

In our ontology a more restricted (e.g. "AND") concept is more probable to be STRICTLY included in a grouping concept.

According to the Grouping Concept [ 41] and JIP-test [ 39], the positive ΔL-band in Mn-excess leaves meant that the PSII units were less grouped or less energy was being exchanged between independent PSII units.

According to the Grouping Concept [ 36], the less pronounced L-band in +Al leaves with 10, 25 and 50 μM B compared with 2.5 μM B indicates that B supply enhances the grouping of PSII units and the energy exchange between the independent PSII units.

None of the evaluated grouping concepts fully take into account all of these aspects.

This process involved a detailed reading of the text, labeling segments that represented a concept, comparing the concepts against one another and grouping concepts into themes.

Coding of quotes by concept/domain involved assigning appropriate codes to patient statements determined by the underlying concept such as 'difficulty remembering' and then grouping concepts into domains, for example, 'cognitive limitations'.

The ListOfX element, which is used to group concepts in SBML, is not represented in RDF.

There were multiple cycles of reading the comments, using the constant comparative method to group concepts into themes.