Sentence examples for accepted classifications from inspiring English sources

Few studies appear to incorporate ecosystem services, possibly due to the inconsistency and absence of the use of universally accepted classifications.

Their motion to dismiss the charges points out that though there is no single definition of terrorism agreed in international or domestic law, a common feature of all accepted classifications is the wielding or threat of violence.

Until the revision of the bony fishes by P.H. Greenwood and his colleagues in 1966, the most widely accepted classifications were those by the renowned British ichthyologist C.T. Regan in 1929, the Soviet ichthyologist L.S. Berg in 1940, and French ichthyologists L. Bertin and Camille Arambourg in 1958.

One of the most widely accepted classifications is based on European Union directives that divide e-waste into the 10 following categories: Large household appliances: refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, clothes dryers, dishwashers, electric cooking stoves and hot plates, microwaves, electric fans, and air conditioners.

However, more studies based on accepted classifications (ICDH-2 and DSM-IV R) are needed [23].

Qualitative research, in comparison, is often not included in widely accepted classifications of evidence (e.g. SORT- Strength of Recommendation Taxonomy), or is considered the lowest level of evidence, alongside case-reports, expert opinion, and anecdotal findings [1], [3].

No universally accepted classification of dinosaurs exists.

Background context: An accepted classification of spondylolysis exists.

A commonly accepted classification scheme for the process of settling includes four classes.

Benign partial epilepsy in infancy is an epilepsy syndrome of short duration and is easily recognized using accepted classification criteria.

There is indeed this common bond that all alike are instruments in a governmental process which according to the accepted classification is legislative, not judicial.