Sentence examples for most appropriate classification from inspiring English sources

In line with other studies, the most appropriate classification for our research purpose is the grouping of countries according to trade costs (Baldwin 2006; Chortareas and Pelagidis 2004).

It has been observed that the classification of the patient's data in four categories, namely, Critical data Packet (CP), Reliability data Packet (RP), Delay data Packet (DP) and Ordinary data Packet (OP) is the most appropriate classification.

Given that our classification seeks to capture the diversity of physical and natural attributes of islands, the most appropriate classification is one based at its highest level on lithology and elevation.

In an advisory issued by the NHC late on October 29, the NHC noted that, "all of these considerations lead us to conclude that the most appropriate classification at advisory time is extratropical".

Although he noted that "in appearance it differs so much from any species known to us, as to be almost deemed worthy of generic rank", he thought that placement in the puffball genus Lycoperdon was the most appropriate classification, despite its unusual cortex.

For mapping purposes, quintiles were selected as the most appropriate classification groups.

A well-established feature selection method, the recursive feature elimination (RFE) method, was used to select the most appropriate descriptors for classification from a large pool of descriptors, and two evaluation methods, 5-fold cross-validation and independent evaluation, were used to assess the performances of these developed models.

However, problems and controversies surrounding the most appropriate terminology and classification for these lesions, and the best course of long-term management after diagnosis, are far from infrequent.

According to the experiments in [ 11], we select L1 distance metric, which is robust to outliers and most appropriate for the centroid classification algorithm.

Comparison with one or more unsupervised classifications of forest community types would shed light on whether the differences among classification approaches seen in this paper apply globally, and better inform users about the most appropriate forest community type classifications for global analysis.

Others have used healthcare utilization to define the staging of COPD exacerbations, in order to incorporate those parameters considered most appropriate to base sub-classification [ 19].