Sentence examples for of a given information from inspiring English sources
The experimental relevance of a given information granule (fuzzy set) is directly linked with an encapsulation of a certain experimental evidence conveyed by the respective probability density function of available data.
The Bayesian approach (Rieping et al., 2005) estimates the probability of a model given information available about the system, including both prior knowledge and newly acquired experimental data.
We performed experiments to establish that the MultiBoostAB algorithm using the J48 classifier could correctly classify Gene Ontology Slim terms of a gene given information regarding the gene's location and information from its nearest-neighbouring genes for training.
This is quite different from evaluating a short item of given information and choosing from a set of multiple-choice responses.
The use of marked thematic structure and the presentation of Given information indicate a process of habitualization.
However, the evaluation of accentuation patterns is much easier for listeners when the 'under'-accentuation of focused information is encountered (condition FG) in contrast to an 'over'-accentuation of given information (condition GF).
Although the lack of a card giving information about the warehouse might have been a contributory factor in the tragedy, the judge said it was of little weight compared with "all the other unfortunate and unforeseeable factors" surrounding the deaths.
Thus modeling the covariance matrix of a given marker information, Cov(a | M), captures the cosegregation information for mapping QTL.
The Semantic Web may provide the health professional or the consumer with a greater capacity to determine the reliability of a given health information provider or service than the Web in its current form.
This study supports the value of videotape as a method of giving information to prepare women for breast cancer risk counselling.
So, it is not just a question of giving information, there needs to be a comprehensive strategy to change the health-related behavior of women.
