Examples of one-sided

• Moreover, the idea to apply one-sided sampling, in order to balance the noisy dataset, on a computational linguistics task is novel.

• In this section we present two formulations of linear logic: a one-sided sequent calculus and a two-sided sequent calculus.

• We do not consider the stability of overhanging profiles here, but we expect this to follow along similar lines to the one-sided problem.

• Numbers in bold are estimated coefficients; numbers in parentheses are their panel-corrected standard errors; numbers in italics are p-values from one-sided t-tests.

• Some experiments have been performed showing comparative results with random oversampling, boosting and one-sided sampling.

• There will be a one-sided and a two-sided version of this construction and the assignments will be quite canonical.

• How one-sided are the political information flows people receive from the mass media?

• Because the alternatives were directional, all tests were one-sided.

• This was a somewhat one-sided diet but adequate as far as caloric value is concerned.

• Apparently, these supernatural beings did not have one-sided negative connotations, but were also conceptualised in positive terms.

• The study of ancient science tended to be, as we see, both truncated and one-sided.

• Again, this is not implausible in itself, but the larger difficulty lies in the one-sided portrayal of the composer's achievement that is created.

• This leads to the result that the conjugacy considered here is essentially one-sided.

• A necessary and sufficient condition for a two-sided continuous function to be cohomologous to a one-sided continuous function.

• The overall result was the transformation of a more equal symbiosis into a one-sided dependence.