Sentence examples for varying classifications from inspiring English sources

There are varying classifications of oil shales depending on their mineral content, type of kerogen, age, depositional history, and organisms from which they are derived.

During the past few decades, the taxonomic status of E. granulosus has been uncertain; varying classifications have been proposed for its species, subspecies, and genotypes.

One group of studies focuses on estimating the context of an audio segment with varying classification techniques [8, 30, 31].

10 dogs were classified as non-hypoplastic and the remaining 46 dogs had a varying classification.

To explore the relationship between the predictivity and coverage of the models based on chemical or hybrid [original or filtered (15% THR) concentration response data] descriptors, we have determined the CCR and coverage of the models with varying classification thresholds.

To date, the limited number of machine learning studies on resting state EEG in depression have used varying classification algorithms and have been found to classify MDD patients and healthy controls with an overall accuracy ranging between 60 90 % [ 31– 31].

Our results indicate that calibrations for insects stored in ethanol or Carnoy would give the poorest results; however, based on our data, reasonable NIRS calibrations can likely be developed (albeit with varying classification accuracy) for any of the preservation methods that were tested.

Recently, the OECD has noted the need for a generic patient grouping system (e.g. Diagnosis Related Groups, DRG) that can take into account the varying patient classifications across the OECD countries [ 2].

While the association between these variables and BMI is well accepted in the literature, this study identifies the degree to which these aspects of life matter to BMI management among those of varying BMI classifications.

Then we obtain relation classification results on the development set by varying the classification thresholds applied to the relation identification classifiers (each of the four specialized identification classifiers will have its classification threshold tuned independently of the others).

More than half of museum trees make links between tree sections and traditional classification categories, and many textbooks present trees alongside widely varying biological classification systems (Catley and Novick 2008).