Sentence examples for using the rules developed from inspiring English sources

Two-dimensional projection is the most desirable, allowing examination of the classification results in terms of recognition ability (percentage of members of the training set correctly classified) and prediction ability (percentage of members of the test set correctly classified using the rules developed during the training).

The final model will be estimated separately for each completed data set and the results combined using the rules developed by Rubin and Schenker 32 to account for imputation uncertainty.

Second, it shows how estimates from different imputes about marker effects in the unified linear mixed model (Yu et al. 2006) could be pooled using the rules developed by Rubin (1987) to conveniently account for imputation uncertainty and perform statistically valid association tests.

Layers 2, 3 and 4 of RAuxInfo are compiled from the AuxInfo strings of InChIs following the rules developed for RInChI using the order of the components determined for the RInChI calculation.

We found that a traditional on-reserve approach would cost the state about R240M in acquisition costs, whereas both mixed approaches, using the decision rules developed in this study, would involve leaving 40% of targeted areas in private hands, saving the state 80% in acquisition costs.

The content of each included item in the draft AGQ was assessed for its coverage of ICF components and contextual factors using the linking rules developed by Cieza and colleagues (2005) [ 11].

We use the Boolean rules developed in prior articles on these networks to encode synergistic interactions and inhibitory regulations.

Conclusion: Out-of-hospital variables available to field personnel could be used to effectively triage pediatric motor vehicle crash patients using the decision rule developed here.

For example, the French 2008 consensus conference on meningitis recommended using one of three decision rules: the rule developed by Hoen et al. [57], the BMS, or the Meningitest® [56].

For example, the French 2008 consensus conference on meningitis recommended using one of three decision rules: the rule developed by Hoen et al. [ 57], the BMS, or the Meningitest® [ 56].

A six-category composite variable representing decision-making process was derived for each of the nine procedures, using coding rules developed a priori (see Table  1).