Sentence examples for problematic to classify from inspiring English sources
The QuickBird classification showed the highest accuracy when tested against field data, while the Aster image was generally more problematic to classify than the Landsat TM5 image.
In addition, it is sometimes problematic to classify a subject into only one work economic sector, since a number of companies and work establishments may be related to different economic sectors.
The controversy over this film's use of torture is a reflection of how problematic it is to classify.
Roetter also made a problematic comment about trying to classify ethnicities by name analysis, Miley said, which "underscored the unconscious tendency to ignore the complex forces of history, colonization, slavery and identity". .
An exception is a study by Mitchell and colleagues [ 41] that used cluster analysis to classify adults with problematic online experiences and conventional problems (mental and physical health problems; family and/or other relationship problems; victimisation; aggressive behaviour) from a clinical perspective.
The aim of the proposed approach is to classify fully functional and problematic usability features.
The problematic is how to find the relevant bands to classify the pixels of hyperspectral image without reducing the classification accuracy rate.
6 7 In any case, having a few patients 'overtreated' with DMARDs may be less problematic than, as with the 1987 criteria, missing to classify (and treat) patients timely and thus risking progression of joint damage.
Moreover, 50% of nonseptic patients developed infection while hospitalized in the ICU, and to classify them as truly nonseptic patients is problematic.
The use of the term "unlawful combatant" to classify the above persons into a distinct category of detainees is problematic for two reasons.
For especially problematic studies, agencies will determine whether to "request voluntary redaction of the research publications or communications," or to classify the findings.
