Sentence examples for occurrences maintained from inspiring English sources

Griselinia littoralis (Griseliniaceae) – with 68,182 total occurrences, and Coprosma foetidissima (Rubiaceae) – with a total of 49,184 occurrences, maintained a large number of high quality occurrence records (AAA-A): 12,236 and 10,090 records, respectively.

Based on this, only typical methodologies for avoiding over-fitting occurrences and maintaining high generalization ability were considered in this work (e.g. selecting appropriate training algorithms for the employed ML models, as outlined in the sequel; setting not too strict termination criteria during training; etc).

These results were compared with data compiled from the database of sinkhole occurrences in Florida maintained by the Florida Geological Survey.

For each extended factor, the cumulative occurrence probability is maintained during its generation, and when it breaks the threshold we stop extending it.

The LM15 xyloglucan epitope, revealed by pectate lyase pre-treatment, occurred throughout collenchyma wall thickenings but was most abundant in cell wall regions adjacent to middle lamellae, a pattern of occurrence that was maintained in the cortical parenchyma (Fig. 8).

After pectate lyase treatment the occurrence of labelling was maintained along with the strong labelling of all cell walls in the phloem region and the cortical and pith parenchymas.

During the storage of plasma treated maize samples at 25 °C for 30 days, the Aspergillus spp. spores log reduction was maintained with no occurrence of re-growth.

At least one retailer offered a confident outlook Wednesday, a rare occurrence these days, as Talbots maintained its 2008 earnings guidance.

The dose will be maintained after the 1st occurrence of the event and will be reduced by 25% at each subsequent occurrence up to a maximum of 50%.

Fluid restriction (48 ml/kg/day) and diuretics are often required to prevent this occurrence and to maintain fluid and sodium balance.

In contrast, the easiest (i.e., most common occurrence) was always maintaining a happy mood at work (item 33; -0.68 logits in 2008).