Sentence examples for a different classification from inspiring English sources

The differences are probably due to the use of a different classification of educational level and the use of weights.

"I really feel a head injury is a different classification of injury," Richter said.

The real cold war is in wheat gene taxonomies (Russia uses a different classification system to the US).

"I always foresaw, as the Paralympics was getting bigger, that classification was going to be the big problem – people pretending they're more disabled than they are getting put in a different classification.

A different classification, often used, rests on the nature of the behaviour for procuring food: A. Filter feeders strain food from the surrounding medium more or less indiscriminately.

The different separation behaviours of galaxies at large timescales in the Friedmann closed and open models and the Einstein de Sitter model allow a different classification scheme than one based on the global structure of space-time.

Other recent research, undertaken within an international context, makes use of a slightly different classification for STEMI using ICD10 codes (i.e., I21.0 to I21.3) [ 11].

CART analysis is limited in that it can be unstable; that is, a small change in the input variables or a fresh data sample can lead to construction of a very different classification tree.

Yamamoto et al. performed their study on a smaller group of PCa patients (98) and used a somewhat different classification of cancers based on Gleason score with 24.5% classified as high-grade tumors (Gleason score ≥8).

The recA gene, however, gave a slightly different classification.

Similarly, deriving HbA1c from fructosamine may result in a somewhat different classification of glycemic control.