Sentence examples for transmission classification from inspiring English sources
Two statistical methods were used to identify factors associated with SARS-CoV transmission: Classification and regression trees (CART) [12] and Generalized Estimating Equation (GEE) models.
Given the channel transmission range classification, we can model the channel heterogeneity.
Our approach, named Extended Multicast Scalable Video Transmission using Classification-Scheduling Algorithms and Network Coding over MANET (and denoted EMSCNC), adopts a cross layer design between the H.264/SVC codec, the network and MAC layers.
However, there is not yet a consensus methodology that provides a crisp partition of taxa, desirable when considering the problem of intra/inter-patient quasispecies classification or infection transmission event identification.
This represents a substantial gain in data transmission rate, while maintaining classification accuracies exceeding 70%.
Optimal PMU placement techniques depend on the severity of contingencies that are considered, and sufficient measurements must be available for the accurate detection and classification of transmission faults.
The classification of the transmission mechanisms for crisis and non-crisis periods with the different country pairs has important implications for crisis management as well as for portfolio investment strategies.
IEEE 802.11aa has specified group-addressed transmission service (GATS) and stream classification service (SCS) to support robust streaming of audio/video transport streams.GATS and SCS are illustrated in Figures 1 and2.
The agency is expected to issue a Notice of Inquiry and to seek public comment on the classification of broadband transmission - consumers' connection to the Internet via companies like AT&T and Comcast.
Their small size, erythrocyte parasitism, gram-negative staining and putative arthropod transmission led to their initial classification within the Anaplasmataceae family, Ricketsialles order [3].
Additionally, it is likely that there were some bias in the classification of the transmission route among HIV-infected individuals.
