Sentence examples for selectively choosing from inspiring English sources

Authors evaluating the performance of their own model are naturally likely to err on being overly optimistic in interpreting results or selective reporting (possibly selectively choosing to publish external validation from datasets with good performance and omitting any poorly performing data).

In a feature selection scheme, the FV dimensionality is lowered by selectively choosing an expressive and compact set of features among a possibly much larger original set.

But to me it means selectively choosing to accent certain features or movements or body language.

It is by not presenting all of the information and selectively choosing definitions that statistics can appear to lie.

In fact, health professionals and researchers encourage eating seafood selectively, choosing species, like salmon and sardines, that have high omega-3 fatty acids and low levels of mercury.

My life was rewritten when I learned my daughter had an autism spectrum disorder, but I would be the parent to embrace all I could learn, instinctively, selectively, choosing the way forward.

Subsequently, their complementary features are selectively chosen, which can complementarily classify the subproblems that the selected features cannot classify.

Notably, the field of feature selection has been widely studied, leading to the development of many algorithms to selectively choose an expressive and compact set of features out of a possibly much larger set [8, 9].

The real problem is that the far right selectively chooses when to apply capitalistic rules.

In contrast the collection of Robinson and Nancy Grover is narrowly focused and very selectively chosen.

But the majority opinion by Justice Donald W. Lemons said the Virginia Legislature "selectively chooses only cross burning" to ban, "because of its distinctive message".