Sentence examples for webpage categories from inspiring English sources

Figures 5, 6 and 7 show how all the webpage categories compare for all the HEIs (both UK and USA) that feature in the 'top 10' (Fig. 5), 'middle 20' (Fig. 6) and 'bottom 10' (Fig. 7).

Since genes with the same phylogenetic profile can be linked functionally [ 94], the webpage for each category contains a link to other categories with similar phylogenetic profiles (Methods).

By considering online webpages and fuzzy user profile, the proposed system classifies the webpages into vague categories using a neural network.

The initial findings, in the form of categories and webpage and institutional summaries, were then inserted into a custom site developed using the MIT SIMILE open source software package.

If the webpages were classified into several categories such as news articles, blog articles, etc., more information would be available.

The app uses an algorithm to recognise what category of information a webpage contains by using "ontological detection" to identify its nature which in turn determines which set of instructions should be used to provide a consolidated summary of its text.

Figure 4 shows how the least frequent nine categories were distributed among the webpages of UK-based HEIs as compared with those of USA-based HEIs.

Figure 3 shows how the most frequent nine categories were distributed among the webpages of UK-based HEIs compared with those of USA-based HEIs.

Figures 4, 5, 6 and 7 show two categories where the frequency of webpages is greater for the USA than for the UK – support for disabled and/or disadvantaged students and community-campus relationships.

They show how frequently all 18 categories were represented in the downloaded webpages of HEIs which we identified as either Ivy League institutions (6) or Russell Group institutions (9) from our selection of 80 HEIs.

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