That is, the animals were about equally likely to classify an object as belonging to class X or class Y on the basis of a given Control or IPControl fragment.
Since these equations were developed from western cohorts, they are more likely to classify an Indian subject with normal GFR into renal impairment group.
Third, SICCT interpretation is relatively subjective and veterinarians may be more likely to classify an animal as a positive or inconclusive reactor if there is a history of bTB in neighbouring herds [ 38].
In this case, the neighbourhood of a test instance located close to the boundary is more likely to be dominated by negative support vectors, which makes decision function more likely to classify an instance located close to the boundary as a negative instance [ 41].
Additional considerations include the possibility that our movement history variables are proxies for other herd management practices that increase the risk of bTB and the possibility that regulatory officials are more likely to classify an animal as a positive or inconclusive reactor if there is reason to suspect potential exposure to bTB infected cattle.
Non-trained respondents were more likely to classify the availability of a dedicated US machine as the most relevant barrier (not training itself) (p = 0.021).
The methodological quality of the remaining 110 studies was assessed with the Quality Assessment of Diagnostic Accuracy Studies (QUADAS) by two couples of reviewers (OM/HvdH and JD/HvW.[ 10] We deemed item three (the reference standard is likely to classify the target condition correctly) a crucial feature of the QUADAS-tool.
"As the situation regularises, in whichever form that might take, and the world becomes accustomed to the new and/or existing realities, investors are likely to classify the Ukraine-Russia standoff as a local issue.
Historians in the distant future are likely to classify humanity's first steps on a world beyond our own as one of the most memorable achievements of the 20th century.
Where gender differed (42/51 professionalism dilemma items: 15 patient safety and dignity, 4 consent, 19 student abuse, 4 witnessing 'other' abuse) we found an identical pattern: men were more likely to classify themselves as experiencing no distress and women were more likely to classify themselves as experiencing distress.
