Sentence examples for increasing generality of from inspiring English sources

Incorporation of each of these optimizations into YeastNet v. 2 significantly improves the quality of the model, improving precision and recall on independent test sets and increasing generality of the model for more diverse cellular systems.

For a prospective study of parameter reproducibility – rather than parameter values – it is possible to include a diverse range of pathologies, giving increased recruitment within a cohort where cancer is rare, and increased generality of the reproducibility assessment.

Moreover, there is something rather intuitive about the idea that members of natural kinds are a fundamental type of entity in the world and hence that there is a system of kinds of increasing generality to which each such entity belongs.

SMILE [ 14] describes four variants of increasing generality for common structured motif extraction, and proposes two solutions for them.

The theorems proved by Calderón, Coifman, McIntosh, Meyers and David (between 1977 1984) showed that the corresponding L p result held in the following list of increasing generality: the boundary is of class C 1 ; it is Lipschitz (the first derivatives are merely bounded and not necessarily continuous); it is an "Ahlfors-regular" curve.

That there are highest kinds (or perhaps that there is one single highest kind) can be motivated by noticing the fact that the ordinary objects of our experience fall into classes of increasing generality.

Thus, the systems engineer may study many situations in the framework of more than one system or a whole hierarchy of systems of steadily increasing generality.

The lowest species in this taxonomy give way to kinds of increasing generality until the highest kind, substance, is reached.

It provides a clear understanding of secure broadcasting, studying several special classes of channels, with increasing generality.

Consequently, to have progress in understanding the limits of secure broadcasting, we resort to studying several special classes of channels, with increasing generality.

The order is defined by increasing generality.