Sentence examples for a strict classification from inspiring English sources
Kripke structures are often associated with the former, and type spaces with the latter, but this is not a strict classification.
A strict classification is hardly respected because there are various syntheses found in the literature on this topic, it seems difficult to clearly distinguish these different porosities.
For this paper, we use a strict classification of natives, by classifying them as those who were both born in and had citizenship in the survey country.
Such a classification is intended more as a guide to the quality of evidence for the leishmaniases in an area, rather than as a strict classification of certainty.
A key aspect of folksonomies is that tags are not imposed by a strict classification given by experts - rather, they are selected depending on how people use them in a specific domain.
In view of this, we felt it would be very difficult to justify a strict classification of these molecules into the above two groups, and so decided to carry out a joint analysis for both subgroups [ 23].
It is not known whether a stricter classification of non-specific back pain would yield similar results.
Compared to prevalence values reported in previous studies, those found in our study for pure cortical, nuclear, or PSCO types were lower, whereas more cataracts were classified as the mixed type, possibly because we used a more strict classification system for evaluating the risk factors associated with the pure subtype.
Erythema multiforme (EM) continues to be an underestimated disease with a lack of strict classification and diagnostic criteria.
As shown in Figure 13, the EDR data validity range processing (dark red horizontal strap) a priori detects too many anomalies and outliers (red dots and red frames) for a predefined rather strict classification; however, the validity range can be relaxed to detect significant outliers.
The European Union (EU) is a supranational organization that, while resisting strict classification as either a confederation or a federation, has both confederal and federal aspects.
