Sentence examples for that best characterized from inspiring English sources
Mr. Saxon composed songs and played electric bass, but it was perhaps his sullen, stylized lead vocals that best characterized the band.
To test the assumption that seascapes represent coherent regions with unique biogeochemical function and to determine the hierarchical scale that best characterized variance in biogeochemical parameters, independent data sets were analyzed across seascapes using analysis of variance (ANOVA), nested-ANOVA and multiple linear regression (MLR) analyses.
Two-class prediction analysis with the PAM algorithm was used to identify the group of genes that best characterized PIK3CA-mutated and wild-type tumors and that classified the tumors with the smallest number of predictive features.
A linear discriminant function was obtained from the combination of variables that best characterized the differences between the groups.
For each intervention and control health districts, a total of six CSPS, that best characterized the diversity of the local context, were selected.
To assess the reason for demobilization, participants were asked to choose one of four different categories, based on the literature on demobilization in Colombia, that best characterized their motivation for demobilization.
To identify specific nursing actions that best characterize labor support from the nurse's perspective.
The reliable user feedback contains information (user fingerprint) that best characterizes the current Wi-Fi RSS features.
Secondly, correspondence analysis is applied to capture user perceptions of EFs for identifying the core features that best characterize distinct market segments.
Hence, the path-loss exponents that best characterize the different paths connecting the MS to the anchors could be estimated as the values that maximize the compatibility expressed in (4).
We believe this descriptive power has the potential to be converted into predictive power, by using the features that best characterize each student type to train a classifier and then predict what kind of behavior a student might develop, as early as possible.
