Sentence examples for to appropriately classify from inspiring English sources

Although the algorithm is fully automatic, an appropriate Mahalanobis distance threshold had to be chosen in advance, to appropriately classify these outliers.

In order to appropriately classify or label these events, it is necessary to realize the temporal pattern of the frames of an event.

We then attempted to recognize the smallest set of markers with the best discriminative ability to appropriately classify the samples.

To examine the ability of expression profiles to appropriately classify flies into the age/experience categories, we used a linear discriminant analysis [38], [39].

This knowledge may help us improve our ability to appropriately classify new subjects and ultimately allow us to use resting-state functional connectivity as a biomarker for AD.

Further work is needed to assess the ability of our syndrome-coding matrix to appropriately classify infections; this matrix continues to undergo refinement.

The definition was therefore revised to more appropriately classify such patients.

On the other hand, it is also possible that assessment of an additional relatedness category would allow dyads that were previously wrongly classified to some other category to be more appropriately classified to the new category.

3. The fact that this HR is significantly less than 1 indicates that the classifier did not appropriately classify tumors into appropriate good and poor prognosis groups.

Because the serum creatinine level was already increased at the time that sCMP was diagnosed, we could not appropriately classify the patients according to the CRS classification; instead, we divided them into acute CRS (type 1 or type 3) depending on the clinical course or CRS type 5 regarding the sepsis due to infectious triggering factors.

Therefore, if we can appropriately classify the target local patch into the optimal cluster from only the known parts ĝ, the proposed method successfully estimates the missing high-frequency components h by its nonlinear eigenspace.