Sentence examples for much labelled from inspiring English sources

So speech recognition, if you're talking about white males asking search queries in a quiet room, you can get as much labelled data, which is critical, for these systems as you want.

This lack of efficiency, rather than the different extent of absorption, might explain the observation that approximately twice as much labeled folate was shown in the portal blood after the 5-FormylTHF dose than the folic acid dose during the first 85 min postdose.

Everything else doesn't really have much labeling.

Former grime producer Geeneus is also receiving much label interest for his funky track with DJ Zinc, Emotions.

"Traditionally, in children's museums there is not as much labeling as in other museums," she said.

There are also the lesser questions of who will be liable if a GMO does cause harm, and how much labelling and segregation of GMOs from unmodified organisms is required.

Most pedestrian counting algorithms based on supervised learning require much labeling work and rarely exploit the topological information of unlabelled data in a video.

This means that the detailed information, how many cells contain how much label, is available in the data but not exploited in these models.

At rostral levels, areas 29 and 30 consistently contained the largest number of labelled cells (up to 200 per section), although the adjacent area 23a also contained much label (Fig. 11).

Labeled fibers traversed the most caudal subiculum, presubiculum, and CA3 in a dorsal direction, so that much label appeared in the molecular layers of the subiculum and indusium griseum just lateral to the junction of the callosal and hippocampal fissures (Fig. 9).

Unlike so much fiction labelled somehow as ethnic, "Invisible Man" is a universal novel.