Sentence examples for reliable hints from inspiring English sources
By using the ATC second level (therapeutic subgroup) and the classes with at least 8 drugs, with the best kernel, we have applied random sub-sampling and re-training iterations both to improve classification performance and to reduce over-fitting, thus contributing to the final 78% accuracy, and producing reliable hints for repositioning.
Given that syntactic cues represent the most reliable hint as to the gender of a German noun, we asked whether there is a way to optimize the presentation of the relevant syntactic cues for language teaching and intervention purposes.
Yet the most reliable hint in favour of the West Mediterranean "signature" among the Turkic Jews can be found by following Hg V.
They're concerned about what's coming down the pike from the Web and the RBOCs [regional Bell operating companies]." Perhaps not unexpectedly, Unified Office and OneBox.com each claim their particular business models will provide more reliable service, and hint that its competitor's customers will lose critically important messages in cyberspace.
Conclusions: The HINT is reliable for screening infant neuromotor performance and has strong concurrent validity with the Bayley-II Mental and Motor Scales.
(Would such a woman really compare her mistress's lover to a painting by Caravaggio?) In addition, it's never clear to what extent this narrator is meant to be reliable: after dropping strong early hints of her sexual attraction to Madame, Masha later falls contentedly in love with a Puerto Rican cobbler.
At least four serial sections were realized for each paw in order to obtain a reliable spatial evaluation of articular hints.
When really good trial data are not available but patient need goes on, reliable evidence of safety and early hints of potential efficacy may be enough to give something a try.
Although fully unsupervised extraction of information from the literature is, for some time at least, unrealistic, text-mining tools are already sufficiently reliable to be used to provide hints to the curators, in order to speed up their activities.
But eventually he dropped the hint that the more reliable Woakes, who may yet have a proper Test career in front of him, would be the preference.
