Sentence examples for lack of classification from inspiring English sources
We have not included the results of Megavirales analysis due to the lack of classification data for this novel viral order48.
The automatically adapted classification routine delivers good results on this data set but the man/machine interface might show a lack of classification accuracy (robustness) at following sessions and at activities of daily living.
Kitty Grammont, a senior civil servant in the Ministry of Brains who is certified as an A for breeding purposes, and the politically ambitious Nicholas Chester, who is uncertified, are in love – but Chester's lack of classification means they cannot marry.
The COSEPUP report documented the lack of classification standards: Postdocs can be employees, students, fellows, staff, or faculty.
The limitation that the authors had in choosing of enterprises for study was that they were not able to segregate the lists of empanelled agencies with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy; primarily due to the lack of classification between social enterprises and corporate enterprises in the list of empanelment, and absence of some social enterprises in those very lists.
In one Vulpes vulpes specimen, classification was of 1.436 below our classification threshold for modern mammal (2.0); in another Vulpes vulpes specimen, lack of classification was due to a low quality of the MALDI-TOF MS spectra (Table S5).
On this stage the lack of classifications is something to celebrate.
The lack of standardized classification and characterization of the patient series are likely to constitute the most important reasons behind the divergences in outcomes reported in the literature.
Erythema multiforme (EM) continues to be an underestimated disease with a lack of strict classification and diagnostic criteria.
First, the sample size is small; however, the lack of a classification for the specific HO type supports this study.
Although the pauses in each type of speech were characterized in numerous analyses (e.g., [33 35]), there has been a lack of automatic classification of speech type based on silent pause-related cues only.
