Sentence examples for successfully categorized from inspiring English sources

The low level of erroneous or chimeric categorization shows that PolyCat successfully categorized the vast majority of sequence reads.

Furthermore, all nine disease-associated novel exons were successfully categorized as exons, validating the decision tree.

Kelly's works, simple as they appear, have yet to be successfully categorized.

Habyarimana et al. [27] find that among a sample of US university students, observers are unable to correctly identify the ethnicity of photographed individuals more than 30 percent of the time, that observers more often correctly categorize co-ethnics, and that Latinos are less successfully categorized than White, Asians, or African Americans.

On the other hand, counter to traditional views of object detection and categorization, a parallel line of research over the past few years has also shown that objects can be often successfully detected without being successfully categorized [e. g., [ 87, 88]].

On the other hand, the analysis performed in this study allowed to successfully categorized the representatives of the genus Rhododendron into bioactive and non-bioactive species, where bioactivity is understood as antimicrobial activity as assayed by growth inhibition on LB-agar plates.

Speedi.ly successfully categorizes the story as about technology.

This simple rubric successfully categorizes 87% of our own classrooms into the cluster they were placed in by the original k-means clustering process.

In addition to samples, we also successfully categorize the 20000 genes separately using parallel RMT program executed on an eight-node Linux cluster with a parallel computation time of about 20 minutes.

Also, a two parameter clustering technique has been employed successfully for categorizing the predominant aerosol types and events affecting selected locations over the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

The results of our research suggest that computerized lexical analysis can be used successfully to categorize student open-ended responses.