Sentence examples for rate of recognizing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, SP5 makes 7% absolute increase (22% relative improvement) in success rate of recognizing correct structural folds, and 32% relative improvement in model accuracy of models within the same fold in Lindahl benchmark.

For the submitted run, we applied the normalized co-occurrence score because we found that the rate of recognizing disease names was underestimated that is, we assumed that the normalized co-occurrence score provided robustness against the low rate of entity recognition.

When there is no prior information about the phoneme probabilities (no language model), the rate of recognized phonemes is quite high, but with a low accuracy.

The incidence rate of recognized myocardial infarction in the Rotterdam Study was 5.0 per 1,000 person years.

This point is of major importance because high rates of (recognized) severe hypoglycemia have been criticized in all studies concerning tight glycemic control (3– 8).

By maximizing the rate of correctly recognized words, even with producing a lot of insertion errors, the results may be useful.

The HF-ACTION Authorship and Publication (HAP) scoring system was designed to enhance rate of dissemination, recognize investigator contributions to the successful conduct of the trial, and harness individual expertise in manuscript generation.

For example, persons from DEGS1 aged 65 79 years had a slightly less frequent rate of officially recognized severe disability than persons from the population (20.0% vs. 22.9%) [ 20].

In the previous issue of Breast Cancer Research, Duffy and Parmar report that accurate estimation of the rate of overdiagnosis recognizes the effect of lead time on detection rates and the consequent requirement for an adequate number of years of follow-up.

Furthermore, it was found that the presence of psychotic symptoms did not meaningfully affect the ability of self-rating to recognize depressive symptoms in patients with major depressive disorder [ 17].

Based on this attrition rate, but recognizing the shorter duration of our study, we expect that approximately 60% of our patients will complete cycle I, 50% will complete cycle II, and 45% will complete cycle III.