Sentence examples for support classification from inspiring English sources

"Glyphosate is unlikely to pose a carcinogenic hazard to humans and the evidence does not support classification with regard to its carcinogenic potential," the Efsa assessment found.

Thus, the inclusion of spectro-temporal information was considered relevant to complement the conventional features and to support classification.

Tag reuse in the OSR Repository is mainly focused to support classification of LOs towards future retrieval.

The systematic generation of features that support classification was applied across multiple cyber hate types, with consistent improvement in classification performance.

Results of neighbor-joining (NJ) clustering clearly support classification of seven species, in agreement with morphological diagnosis: Planiliza affinis, Planiliza haematocheila, Planiliza sp. H, Planiliza subviridis, Crenimugil sp. A, Osteomugil cunnesius, and Mugil sp. C. Planiliza affinis was found to be the dominant mugilid in the coastal waters.

Although these results cannot at present be used as a bloom metric to assess ecological status, due to a lack of reference conditions and class boundary values, they can be used to support classification decisions by expert judgement (Aroviita et al. [2012]).

In this article, we found significant correlations between a subset of the HAMD symptom sub-topic ratings and our vocal features, with supporting classification results.

Thus, the previously supported classification of HATs into these two groups has become outdated (Carrozza et al., 2003; Allis et al., 2007).

In the absence of additional annotation supporting classification as a retroelement, such sequences were classified as "gene".

This analysis further supports classification of SLEV into 7 lineages and 13 clades (IA-IB, IIA-IIE, III, IV, VA-VB, VI, VII), as previously suggested (9 ).

Relatively, low levels of identified interspecies recombination events and high frequency of intraspecies recombination events also supported classification of the 35 strains into six species.