Sentence examples for biological categorization from inspiring English sources

"A fourth-grade class had an online lesson, ostensibly about biological categorization, but also dividing animals into shratzim and non-shratzim, kosher and non-kosher creepy-crawly things," she said.

Since the unsupervised clustering of patients according to the pattern of viral clearance is in good correspondence with an a priori biological categorization of patients into marked, slow and poor response at day 28 [11],the selected subset of genes can be considered as genes that are involved specifically in treatment response.

Sex is a biological categorization based on reproductive organs and chromosomes while gender views women and men from a psychosocial and cultural perspective.

In summary, there is now a clear need for registries to be built that address biological categorization of databases and services, annotate any services provided and capture metadata on database best practises.

Movement atypicalities in the autism group were correlated with a bias towards perceiving 'unnatural' motion on a biological motion categorization task and with the severity of autism.

Similarly, we looked at the GO-Enrichment analysis for the down-regulated gene lists in tumor derived from FF and FFPE samples (see Figure 7(i) and Figure 7 ii) respectively for "biological process" categorization).

According to molecular function, the best protein matches, those that were involved in translation, structural functions, calcium and actin binding were the most conserved, which agrees with the initial biological process categorization.

Biological process-based categorization showed that a majority of the proteins were involved in cell growth and/or maintenance (22%) and cell communication or signal transduction (18%).

Similarly, if we use "biological process" for categorization, then the genes under the broader category "cellular developmental process" and its sub-class "cell differentiation" were highly enriched in the list of hypermethylated loci.

Biological process-based categorization showed that a majority of them played a role in cell communication and signaling (17%), cell growth and/or maintenance (17%), protein metabolism (17%) and immune response (13%).

The overview of the subcellular location and biological processes of categorization of these proteins was performed on the basis of Gene Ontology (GO) annotations with the percentage contribution of each category [ 78].