Sentence examples for basis for classifying from inspiring English sources
The phrase "damage to national security" is defined in the order, and in law, as the basis for classifying documents as confidential, secret or top secret.
For this reason, the general basis for classifying the country's population is largely linguistic rather than ethnic.
The extent to which the goals of the players coincide or conflict is another basis for classifying games.
This phenomenon has formed the basis for classifying mammalian nerve fibres into groups in order of decreasing diameter and decreasing conduction velocity.
It is important to be able to distinguish feldspar group minerals from other rock-forming minerals and from one another because their presence (versus absence), along with their relative quantities, serves as the basis for classifying and naming many rocks, especially those of igneous origin.
Fig. 5 The basis for classifying trends as passive or driven.
Pathology reports were the basis for classify the normal and tumor tissue, and benign and malignant tumors in these studies.
Intuitively, it might seem obvious that distantly related taxa would be more prone to evolve functionally redundancy simply on the basis that the criteria for classifying this form of repeated evolution requires only a demonstration that a characteristic is functionally equivalent and not also similar in form between taxa.
Ou et al.[ 10] analyzed the amino acid composition of transporters and developed a radial basis network-based method for classifying these proteins into channel/pore proteins, electrochemical transporters, active transporters, and six transporter families with amino acid properties and position-specific substitution matrix (PSSM) profiles.
Poset models serve as a basis for novel methods tailored for classifying the performance (that is, functioning) levels of subjects with respect to specific cognitive functions.
Here, we implemented a combined de novo approach for the identification of TE families and developed a dedicated procedure for classifying sequences on the basis of TE features.
