Sentence examples similar to an organized classification of from inspiring English sources

Included is an organized overview and classification of the schemes.

Maintain an organized file of your case.

The Standard Model, which provides an organizing framework for the classification of all known subatomic particles, works well as far as can be measured by means of present technology, but several points still await experimental verification or clarification.

"The hall was more of a display of our meteorite collection, organized by classification of specimen types.

He organized an influential classification of disease (nosology) consisting of four major divisions: pyrexiae, or febrile diseases; neuroses, or nervous diseases; cachexiae, diseases arising from bad bodily habits; and locales, or local diseases.

We find SOM to be an attractive framework for developing ambient air quality classification because the approach eases interpretation of results by allowing users to visualize classifications on an organized map.

Part of being organized is having an organized locker.

The advantages of using this data set for analyzing clinical management of symptoms includes a well organized and standardized classification system of symptoms, a large number of office visits, and the systematic sampling strategy.

Table 2 was organized following the classification of articles returned by our SRL protocol based on both columns: "Execution main finding" and "Bioinformatics field".

Examples of coding systems include the World Health Organization International Classification of Diseases (ICD) [ 11], which provides a post-diagnosis classification of disease organized by organ system that is unsuitable for coding rare genetic diseases particularly those that affect multiple organs.

This criticality is faced by introducing an original classification of value drivers, thus organizing a large set of concepts consisting of stimuli for generating new product ideas.