Sentence examples for ranking of possible from inspiring English sources

Then, a Structural Support Vector Machine is exploited to produce the final ranking of possible matches by filtering out the irrelevant features and thus merging only the relevant ones.

Furthermore, using theoretical control analysis of the identified population-based multifactorial causal network, we show the crucial advantage of using combinatorial over single-target treatments, explain why one-target Aβ based therapies might fail to improve clinical outcomes, and propose an efficiency ranking of possible LOAD interventions.

We foresee a number of applications besides the ranking of possible substrates for enzyme characterization.

He or she then performs a database search using keywords related to the clinically assessed phenotype, as presently done, thereby providing an initial ranking of possible genetic diseases.

Problem (2) is a multi-label problem with 14 functional classes, and we are primarily interested in learning a ranking of possible functions for the proteins.

This initial ranking of possible genetic diseases is then adjusted by I-MPOSE based on the assigned weight scores for the variants identified by exome/genome sequencing in this patient; thus providing a second ranking of possible genetic diseases based on the said adjustment.

To cleanse his own ranks of possible rivals, Kim had many of his most intimate and loyal associates arrested and tortured.

In addition, both Step 2 scores (reflecting how the woman had been affected by the cited issue over the previous month; possible range 0-10) and Step 3 scores (her relative ranking of importance; possible range 0 12) varied considerably (Table  3).> The most commonly cited issues related to the woman's partner, extended family, career/work concerns, and her own health and wellbeing.

Grey system theory is used to obtain the influence ranking of all possible temperature sensors on the thermal response of the machine structure.

The developed model integrates AHP as a multiple criteria decision-making method to determine priorities among route selection criteria, and TOPSIS method to obtain the ranking of all possible alternative routes between a source and destination.

With reference to water distribution system optimization problems in which the search algorithm is "guided" by a ranking of the possible solutions based on a system performance indicator, the authors propose replacing the standard hydraulic simulator with a simpler simulator based on linearized energy balance equations.