Sentence examples for procedure too early from inspiring English sources

Based on our tests with simulated data as well as actual CGH data, we determined that this criterion might stop the procedure too early, suggesting that the results could potentially be further improved if the algorithm were allowed to run more steps.

Under backward elimination the cut-off p-value is subjectively decided before the tests, leading to the possibility that the procedure will stop too early and suggest an overly complex model.

Critics of the procedure say it's too early to call it a success.

However, Total said foam was "routinely discharged" as part of normal safety procedures and that it was too early to say what had sparked the blast.

This procedure, however, might stop a tree too early, when e.g. the next split is of little importance, but a subsequent split could lead to a large increase in classification accuracy.

Patients who receive adenoma-surveillance too early represent unnecessary endoscopic procedures, harms and costs.

If the subject moved the eye or blinked too early or too late, the procedure was repeated.

However, one may observe that, apart from earlier extubation, the failure rates were similar between the two groups (i.e. patients were not withdrawn too early, as compared with the 'standard' procedure).

She added that it was too early to say whether Federal Express would change any procedures for the drop boxes or for charging shipments to third-party accounts.

With the President practicing his veto power on appropriations bills, it's too early to give up on constructive changes in tax procedures during the next few months.

The appropriateness of cataract surgery procedures has been questioned, the suggestion being that the surgery is sometimes undertaken too early in the disease progression.