Sentence examples for a second classification of from inspiring English sources

A second classification of test methodologies concerns the rating scale in which the subject is asked to express her/his quality evaluation score.

A second classification of p53 IHC staining that groups cases with no p53 staining as aberrant as well as cases with over 50% of cells with moderate or strong intensity staining has been suggested to be prognostic in serous ovarian tumours (Lassus et al, 2003).

A first classification of the change in the properties of a material relies on either 'bulk' or 'surface' effects.

Through all of these legal and moral difficulties, the debate remains the same: Should contractors be considered employees or is the solution to create a third classification of worker?

Maybe it's no wonder that, to deflect such criticisms, a growing number of on-demand management teams and investors have begun suggesting that a third classification of worker – one poised to enjoy both flexibility and greater worker protections – is around the corner.

Comparison of the values with respective criteria defined in the REACH regulation for persistence (P) and bioaccumulation potential (B) leads to a first classification of all substances according to vP, P, vB and B. Thus, the 1,022 substances can be classified into 8 substances (0.8%) which are vPvB (sub-category (1)) and thus SVHC, and 1,014 compounds which are not vPvB (Figure 1).

Recently, a third classification of CRC has emerged the CpG island methylator phenotype (CIMP) (Toyota et al, 1999a).

If precise data are not available (i.e., cytogenetic or molecular biology), a third classification of intermediate risk, as noted previously [ 5], may be needed.

The usage of dmi3-mutant plants allowed a first classification of AM-induced genes with regard to their activation upstream or downstream of the calcium-spiking initiated upon recognition of the microsymbiont [ 19- 21].

A second classification method of scheduling algorithms has classified the algorithms into three categories which are homogenous algorithms, hybrid algorithms and opportunistic algorithms [13].

The second classification of demonic evil is obsession, or torment.