Sentence examples for homogeneous classification from inspiring English sources

After recoding categories to have a homogeneous classification across samples, seven different levels of education, nine industry groups, and seven occupational groups are available to predict fathers' missing earnings.

Our findings suggest that variation in metabolic markers of diabetes across patterns of weight gain is masked by a homogeneous classification of weight gain.

To compensate for this imbalance and create a more homogeneous classification, exposure levels with sparse presence of data should be represented by a wide interval of density estimation and vice versa.

Unfortunately, information on educational level is collected using the highest degree obtained and great diversity in the education systems in the maternal countries of origin could determine a non homogeneous classification [ 39]; to have a single classification we tried to translate diplomas/ degrees into schooling years but the translation introduced a strong approximation.

Moreover, histopathological re-evaluation and homogeneous morphological classification of all CNS tumours in a British series excluded temporal changes in classification practices as a plausible explanation for the observed increase in the incidence rate (McNally et al, 2001).

Except for the seemingly oldest and truncated CfERV-Fc1, all CfERV-Fc clusters showed homogeneous genus classification identified by color codes in Fig. 5A.

The use of GBTM led to adherence-defined classifications that were more homogeneous than similar classifications suggested by PDC.

In addition, the new, more homogeneous, stage IIIA classification would allow consideration of neoadjuvant chemotherapy or chemoradiation prior to definitive surgical resection.

Segmentation was used to produce homogeneous objects for classification using a scale parameter of 5 (determines the size of the resulting objects), and homogeneity criteria with 90% emphasis on spectral homogeneity and 10% shape, and 50% for both compactness and smoothness.

Approximately 65% of pixels within the Albemarle Pamlico Basin study area were labeled as "functionally homogeneous" with an overall classification accuracy of 91% (Kappa = 0.79).

Crop classification of homogeneous landscapes and phenology is a common requirement to estimate land cover mapping, monitoring, and land use categories accurately.