Sentence examples for splits based on from inspiring English sources

Rarely were there splits based on ideology: everyone was simply fighting for power.

Regression tree splits based on ammonium concentration resulted in a consistent trend of greater sensitivity in the groups of samples with higher ammonium concentrations.

Median splits based on total sleep time and PSQI were used to create groups of shorter/longer and poorer/better sleepers, whose imaging data was compared using TBSS followed by post-hoc correlation analysis in regions identified as significantly different between the groups.

Some commonly used percentage C6+ composition splits, based on empirical studies of most pipeline gases, are published in a GPA standard (NGC-GPA 2005): GPA 60%% C6, 30%% C7, 10%% C8; Daniels 47 % C6, 36%% C7, 17%% C8; GPA 50%% C6, 25%% C7, 25%% C8.

A sequence of (1) linear discriminant analysis, (2) classification tree analysis with linear combination, and (3) univariate splits based on atom pair descriptors led to the derivation of SAR rule-based algorithms with fitting accuracy of 96.5%, 91.9%, and 84.9%, respectively.

Opposite to CART or C4.5, CTREE controls for selection bias using splits based on statistical inference and significance values.

A conservative one in which closely resembling morphotypes were merged into a single OTU and a liberal one in which OTUs were split based on small but distinguishable differences.

The take will be split based on limits on direct contributions to candidates: about $5 million will go to the Democratic National Committee and about $2 million to the campaign.

With all companies, the group is usually split based on speed and ability, although these divisions are not set in stone.

First, it is split based on whether or not the wine has an AOC certification.

The mid-nineties were an inflection point in the VC world, explains Marquardt, as many firms were starting to split based on ideological differences.