If the residue was originally aligned to a gap position, it is judged to be correct if, in the output alignment, it is between the same two consensus positions that bordered the original gap.
Adults should encourage children to think for themselves instead of "signing them up" to what the adults judge to be correct opinions.
Austin notes that some of the responses to the autonomy objection may be relevant, as an agent must choose whichever religion and morality they judge to be correct.
Similarly, at normalized time 1, the sample when the movement was judged to have ended, essentially all of the trials are judged to be correct.
A sociopathic knowledge base has the property that all the rules are individually judged to be correct rules, yet a subset of the knowledge base gives better classification accuracy than the original knowledge base, independent of the amount of computational resources that are available.
The term "accurate" is defined as the answer being exactly as expected or judged to be correct when considering what the item is intended to measure in light of the goals and content of the 2003 2012 CoS (NIER, 2007).
Except for IntAct, all these databases are curated, meaning that they only contain PPIs that were judged to be correct according to strict criteria.
For each experiment the shapes were shown successively, allowing ample time for the subject to provide a name that was judged to be correct or not.
The output of our classifiers is judged to be correct if the predicted sentence corresponds to the labelled one.
538 of the 592 registry-based diagnoses were compared to questionnaires/medical records and judged to be correct in 91% of cases (95% CI: 83 99) (Table 2).
Tony Blair recently refused to withdraw the explosive claim, insisting that the joint intelligence committee (JIC) had judged it "at the time to be correct".
