Sentence examples for minority observation from inspiring English sources

Considering the characteristic of class-imbalanced data, we also proposed classification-based partition for cross validation, as well as leaving half of majority observations out and leaving one minority observation out (LHO-LOO) for subsampling.

We also point out that in the minority of observations in the 17 trials, there were some matched test subjects that, in spite of having significant differences in mean activity, had on occasion similar locomotor activity (Fig. S5).

Forcing a single bifurcating scheme onto prokaryotic evolution disregards the non-tree-like nature of natural variation among prokaryotes and accounts for only a minority of observations from genomes.

Many studies report the observation that minority groups are less likely than white Americans to benefit from hospice or palliative care.

Such evidence is consistent with the observation that minority patients present later in the course of cancer [ 51] (and thus obtain "diagnostic" rather than "screening" tests).

They suggest that the observation of minority 'cancer stem cells' is often a reflection of the experimental system used, for example the use of xenotransplantation assays into a foreign microenvironment.

Against this general observation, only a minority of cases sampled from the Hospital SPC Service died in their preferred place (2 out of 11).

The observation that the minority partner in many minority majority couples has a high level of education, and the observation that second- and later-generation members of ethnic minorities have higher rates of forming mixed ethnic unions with a member of the majority group than foreign-born immigrants seem to support integration theories (Hwang et al. 1997; Muttarak 2003).

It is consistent with observations in ethnic minority groups both in the UK and the USA (African-American women) (Coates et al, 1992; Elmore et al, 1998; Joslyn and West, 2000; Dos Santos Silva et al, 2003; Smith et al, 2003).

This can only indicate that ulcer outcome is worse for whatever reason in some ethnic minority groups, which contrasts with observations made in participants selected for clinical trials, in whom the rate of healing of neuropathic ulcers has been shown to be greater in nonwhites than in whites (20).

The latter explanation would be consistent with our observation that only a minority of RECQ1 co-localizes with γ−H2AX foci.