Sentence examples for valid majority from inspiring English sources

However, 13 of the 300 concepts did not receive a valid majority vote (i.e. there was no top class that was agreed upon by at least two of the annotators), and therefore, they were removed from the gold standard (i.e. 287 concepts were then used in evaluating our classifiers).

There is no doubt that new recognition and attention are being given to the subject of and issues surrounding minority identities, which have not always been considered important or valid by majority culture.

Psychological science and its allied disciplines too often stand culturally blind, rarely questioning if concepts and measurements valid in the majority culture demonstrate similar validity among minority communities.

This is valid for a majority of operations, given that localization immediately precedes fracture.

To demonstrate that the iNKT cell cross-reactivity between KRN7000 and αGalCer analogs was not limited to the clones tested, but valid for the majority of iNKT cells, we performed ex vivo tetramer staining of PBMCs from healthy donors with variable iNKT cell frequencies (Figure 4A).

Therefore, HER2 testing using IHC for CNB specimens appeared to be valid for a majority of primary breast cancers.

Although this may have resulted in diagnostic uncertainty in some, we think that the diagnosis was valid in the majority of IBS patients included.

Thus, we feel that the conclusions of this study are also valid to the majority of LMA models in current use.

While this assumption is valid for the majority of existing models, it would be possible to extend the algorithm to handle terminators with different degrees of read-through.

The clinician's dilemma becomes, "Are the results from this 'valid study' truly valid?" Although a majority of the outcomes in the reviewed studies were patient-oriented, a substantial number were not.

We provide a prediction model that is valid for the majority of short children worldwide in whom growth-supportive therapies are considered, despite the lack of historical auxological data on the child and without the need for any extensive investigations.