Sentence examples for all classifications from inspiring English sources

All classifications and comparisons were discussed until agreement was reached.

The surgery is so effective, the panel said, that many more people from all classifications should consider it.

All classifications have relied heavily on the work of Eugène Simon, who published in France in the late 19th century.

They are sometimes placed in their own family, Rhabdornithidae, but this designation is not accepted in all classifications.

In this view, all classifications of the sciences, or divisions of their subject matter, were seen as artificial, valuable at best only administratively, but without philosophical justification.

Beauty is neither a property nor a mode of interaction; it is a classification, which, like all classifications, implies a particular social relation between the classifier and the classified.

Output neurons: 1 (all classifications present two classes).

(Not all classifications need to be into kinds in order for them to be useful).

However, the standard deviations of SDI indicate large overlap among the distributions across all classifications.

(XLSX 27 kb) Additional file 5: List of indicator species for all classifications.

And one should also point out the difficulty, as with all classifications, in reaching univocal solutions in the ICD.