Sentence examples for serving as a classification from inspiring English sources
Wiese 2013 [2] assumes a tree-shaped taxonomy on the active domain of a relaxation attribute where the active domain values can be found in the leave nodes connected by some intermediary nodes serving as a classification of the values.
A fuzzy set theoretic methodology is described that serves as a classification preprocessing strategy for supervised feed-forward neural networks.
Figure 6 proposes the structure of the non-magmatic unrest branch of the event tree that, for now, serves as a classification system for non-magmatic unrest.
The last trend that developed from these studies, which served as a classification method for Teramoto and Bungum's [16] review, was the relationship between the type of sport and required energy systems for participation (i.e., aerobic/endurance, mixed, and anaerobic/power) and mortality.
It serves as a classification tool to assign new proteins to a homologous family and can be applied to investigate sequence structure function relationship and to guide protein engineering.
In fact, the distinct specificities of different types of phytases are sufficient to serve as a classification system: there are 3-phytases (E.C. 3.1.3.8) (see also Figure S1B), 6-phytases (E.C. 3.1.3.26), and 5-phytases (E.C. 3.1.3.72).
The excretion of acetoin, which can be diagnosed by the Voges Proskauer test and serves as a microbial classification marker, has its vital physiological implications to these microbes [2].
ANN model can be served as a risk classification tool to manage the PCEA-related vomiting more efficiently.
For practical purposes, it may be sufficient to adopt an appropriate classification of forest types serving as a rough proxy for classifying ecosystems.
Clustering is a well-established unsupervised learning technique that serves as an alternative classification scheme to the scaffold based approach.
Collectively, these findings above suggested that miRNAs signatures were able to serve as an accurate classification tool for different cancers in pathologic and cytologic samples.
