Sentence examples for to classify over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to classify over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it does not form a coherent expression. Example: "The researchers aimed to classify over the various species found in the region." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase.)
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Taxon-specific primers based on ITS sequences were designed and used to classify over 500 Lophodermium isolates, derived from fallen needles of P. sylvestris in three Scottish and one French pinewood site, into the three L. pinastri cryptic taxa.
A recent retrospective analysis of the TIMI-IIIB data has shown that a simple clinical score is able to classify over half the population as low risk [ 241], suggesting a substantial group of patients in whom MPS might be used for further risk stratification.
Researchers used the program to classify the over 600,000 geographically tagged messages they recorded citywide during a two-week period in April 2012 – two school years ago, students pointed out — to create a "sentiment map of New York City" along with the study, which was published in August.
Indeed, when large numbers of carriers are retained, seven of the nine SVM classifiers presented in the table are able to correctly classify over 95% of the test set examples.
For the classifiers which use large numbers of carriers, however, seven of the eight tested were able to correctly classify over 95% of the test set examples.
Resource aggregation functions are constructed to classify resources over different granularities.
Similarly, physicians were asked to classify patients as "over-," "well-," or "under-" paralyzed.
In 2007, 148 GPs working within a Local Administrative Unit in Italy evaluated all patients (n = 23,996) aged 75 and over to classify them as to their status, ranging from not-frail to frail, without the use of a specific evaluation tool, but only using the criteria listed below.
Physicians blinded for TOF counts were asked to classify patients clinically as "over-paralyzed," "well-paralyzed," or "under-paralyzed".
Under New Zealand electoral law it is an offence for a recipient to classify any donation over $1,000 as anonymous if he or she knows the donor's identity.
