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The phrase "a method to classify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing techniques or approaches for categorizing or organizing information or items.
Example: "The researcher developed a method to classify different species of plants based on their genetic characteristics."
Alternatives: "a technique for categorizing" or "an approach to sorting".
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In [6], the authors are describing a method to classify trucks and cars from GPS measurements.
F. Tivive et al. introduce a method to classify human gait based on radar Doppler spectrograms.
Definition of a method to classify noisy time series ofuser-generated events.
The following theorem provides a method to classify a cell being unique or ambiguous.
ISO 8608 [2] provides a method to classify road profiles according to a specific fitting process.
This paper shows a method to classify non-geometric terrain properties using image sequences obtained from onboard cameras.
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Thus, restriction analysis might be a simple method to classify a group II phage into one of the two currently known subgroups or to detect new subgroups.
In this section, we describe a simple method to classify an image as either global or local low contrast.
This validated the T20 score as a reproducible method to classify the humanness of an antibody sequence with high specificity.
In a recent review on cancer genomics, Volgelstein et al. proposed a ratiometric method to classify cancer genes based on the frequency of recurrent mutations and type of alterations (missense versus nonsense or frameshift).
We demonstrated that blood flow in the pancreas decreases in a stepwise manner concordant with these criteria, and CEUS may thus offer a useful method to classify the degree of CP.
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