Sentence examples for recognised entities from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, precision is the fraction of recognised entities that are correct, recall is the fraction of manually annotated entities that were recognised, and F1 is a balanced harmonic mean between the two.

The recognised entities also coincided with biological species, as shown by other lines of evidence.

These long recognised entities are separated by the three first canonical axes of the CA in Figure  2, and constitute the three longest branches of the distance tree in Figure  3 and occupy different sectors of the circle in the allele-sharing tree of Figure  4.

On the other hand, the DNA-taxonomy based on the sequence divergence of short mitochondrial sequences recognised entities that fulfilled the desirable criteria of recognisability and internal homogeneity on the basis of an objective and explicit heuristic [ 1].

It was acid enough to play second fiddle to golf and rugby sevens, but at least people who asked us understood that they are established and recognised entities.

We propose a model that starts with as wide a range of currently recognised entities as possible, at multiple levels of organisations, and makes room for multiple processes affecting these entities.

This may induce subclinical disease on a continuum of alcohol-induced end organ damage, at the extreme end of which is the well recognised entity of alcoholic cardiomyopathy.

Fibrosarcomatous transformation or transformation to malignant fibrous histiocytoma is a rare but well-recognised entity.

The Holy See's financial institutions are not straightforward commercial organisations, but "canonically recognised" public entities created to serve the church.

Figure 2 OSCAR3 markup displaying recognised chemical entities (CM).

That is not a recognised anatomical entity, so a mask was generated that was centred on the mean of the fMRI activation peaks for the VWFA MNI XX = −44, Y = −58, Z = −15; Jobard et al., [25]) with a radius of 5 mm.