Sentence examples for more labeling from inspiring English sources

But that can only work if people are informed, and that means more labeling.

More, labeling live cells with the Lipophilic dye FM®1 43FX revealed correlation between the levels of released S100A4 and the intensity of plasma membrane-derived microparticle staining (Fig. 3 B).

Financial incentives also shadow this terrain in ways that surely lead to more labeling.

To obtain it, the company will be as transparent as possible: "The more consumers understand how we do what we do … the more transparency, the more labeling, the better, as far as I'm concerned".

However, the semantic features require more labeling efforts, therefore, their generalization capability is limited.

Pinney believes real change and less secrecy will be driven by government standards and by large carriers and retailers like Wal-Mart as they demand more labeling on the products they handle due to consumer pressure.

It is accepted that predictive models accuracy usually increases as more labeled samples are available.

The more labeled pictures they see, the bigger (and more diverse) the data set, the better they can refine the accuracy of their predictions; practice makes (almost) perfect.

He recognised a shift in perception of the male fashion industry; men had become more label conscious.

These synthetic instances can potentially improve the classifier, as it gains access to more labeled data.

Each of the male tarsal segments exhibited more labeled neurons than females (Table 1).