Sentence examples for more data relative from inspiring English sources

This stems from the fact that these more complex models will require more data (relative to the simple models) to accurately estimate the required complex classifiers.

As more data on relative rates emerge from poorly studied plastid-containing lineages, they will likely provide an even more dynamic picture of organelle and nuclear mutation rates.

The paper discusses future efforts to refine, extend, and validate the models with more data and real data relative to physical (spatial topographical) and social inputs (staffing, patient care models, etc).. Real data obtained through proximity location and tracking system technologies is one example discussed.

This was a surprise for us because when we were porting Slavic languages, it was advantageous to use more data (even from relative languages and not the source or target one) as it guaranteed the robustness of the model.

An adaptation of LR cutoff values – after more data of known relatives have been evaluated – may be meaningful in such cases.

The implications of these findings are as yet unclear and require more data regarding timing and relative degree of AAP and SHS exposures in relation to each other.

Relative-age indices show correlations with height ARL that are as high as those with time, perhaps because more data sets are available for relative chronosequences than for true chronosequences.

● More data is needed on the relative impact of costs and benefits for individual volunteers or within an individual link, and the factors influencing these.

Finally, a more accurate analysis of the experimental data relative to the dependence of the produced electric power at regimen on the fuel valve position, encouraged the authors to develop a further neural simulator able to reproduce the regulation commands for different values of the target power set for the regimen operation.

We therefore need more data to test for a 7.5% relative risk reduction of stroke with angiotensin receptor blockers.

A possible explanation is that features in clusters may capture more consistent and comprehensive information from data relative to the individual proteins.