Sentence examples for retrieval feature from inspiring English sources

An announcements and news retrieval feature, which will be next presented, assists in evaluating the significance of an identified event.

The major originality of this paper lies that it utilizes the intra-block, inter-block, and inter-component dependencies of the encrypted color JPEG image to construct retrieval feature and reduces feature dimensionality by combining with multi-class SVM.   2.

A framework for ADR prediction is shown in Figure 4, which includes drug and network information retrieval, feature selection, cross validation, sample balancing, prediction models, and performance assessment.

The search and retrieval features at this site were used to retrieve data from the experiment: "Gene expression and carbohydrate metabolism through the diurnal cycle" ([ 12]; NASCArrays Experiment Reference Number: NASCARRAYS-60).

Finally, News and Announcements Retrieval features are integrated to enhance the Insider Trading Observation process.

The retrieval features of the HTML-based database have been described elsewhere in the literature [1, 2].

Better tracking and retrieval features in future EHRs may significantly improve test result management.

ASEQ is a command line application written in C that provides high performing NGS data retrieval features and statistical assessment of allele specific features.

The query interface complies with the document retrieval features that are standards in publicly available search engines, such as PubMed®, and follows the specifications of Apache Lucene: e.g. 'AND' and 'OR' queries, keyword mentions and combinations of text features, query language for term and token variability.

By using the various retrieval features of SigCS base, researchers will be able to effectively refer to this information to select candidate genes and variants for their studies, to compare their genetic factors with previously reported results, and to examine the pathways that contribute to the pathological mechanism of stroke by comparing them between stroke and other etiologies.

From the inverse filtering point of view, the z-confinement arises from the filtering by the 3D CTF as shown in Fig. 4. To demonstrate that scattered object field retrieval features this effect, complex deconvolution was performed on the RBC sample of the previous section 3.2 with τ determined by CTF's noise level.