Sentence examples for helpful classification from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is evident that the AHC is a useful technique to provide helpful classification for the assessment of the whole region's water quality in an optimal pattern.

While it might be convenient to categorise women in future studies on the basis of the magnitude of swelling, there is some evidence that this might not be a helpful classification.

The growing question facing cancer researchers is, "How can we successfully integrate the molecular, morphologic and clinical characteristics of human cancer to produce a helpful tumor classification?" Current efforts to classify cancers based on molecular features ignore lessons learned from millennia of experience in biological classification.

These STRs have also proved to be helpful in classification of Musa germplasm to distinguish individual accessions and in the development of a standardized procedure for genotyping.

Biologists were for many years interested in phyllotaxis and similar ordering phenomena only because they were helpful in classification ("4 teeth in tetraphis; 8 in some species of orthotrichum").

The experiments on the Yale, Extended Yale B, AR face image databases and the PolyU palmprint database showed LRA-DP is always better than or comparable to other state-of-the-art methods, which means underlying low-rank structure of data representation preserved by LRA-DP is helpful for classification problem.

Through these algorithms, the extracted feature can gain better clustering effect than unsupervised methods, which is helpful for classification.

As shown in Fig. 2, RELM tries to find a maximum separating margin, but this separating hyperplane can not effectively describe the data distribution so it loses some information which is helpful to classification.

When microarray datasets are organized as samples versus gene fashion, then they are very helpful for classification of different types of tissues and identification of those genes whose expression levels are good diagnostic indicators.

Thus, this research is intended to design a helpful sperm classification system.

However, if we are agnostic about whether 'species' exist in a way that can be justified by philosophers, we can still ask whether clusters of related strains exist, what the characteristics of those clusters might be, and whether this can be helpful for classification.