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To better manage to classify on both site and relationship-between-pair-of-sites granularity levels, project has been introduced into the root level instead of sourcing, as proposed in the original taxonomy.

PNN classification accuracy was 92.9%, misdiagnosing one high-risk and three low-risk plaques while the PNN LSM3 managed to classify all plaques correctly.

This summer, I was responsible for analyzing data of immune cells in large-scale genetic studies and managed to classify cell types and discover differentially expressed genes using new computational tools.

How much spending has Brussels managed to classify as "off budget"?

It manages to classify all but a few exceptional waves as background, and it identifies the target's behaviour as anomalous in all examples, though only in a part of the target's composing pixels.

Most recently, we have managed to classify brain transcriptomes of an external cohort of PD patients from control samples based on AS signatures detected in our cohort of PD patients' blood leukocytes and matched HC [ 36].

Using this approach, we have managed to classify a much larger set of domain movements into hinge and shear resulting in a 10-fold increase in the number of examples over the number previously available with a high degree of precision.

Mean values of areas under the curve (AUC) with standard errors (SE), 95% confidence intervals (CI) and best threshold among regression coefficients that managed to classify groups with different weaning outcome with the best combined sensitivity and specificity, were computed in Matlab.

As a result the models managed to correctly classify 80% of the test set instances.

It is not clear whether he managed to access classified material, but FBI intercepts reported a number of contacts with former and current American officials.

After initially seeking employment in a reserved occupation, he managed to be classified Grade III, which meant that he would be among the last to be called up for service.