Sentence examples for biological classifications from inspiring English sources

Erasmus Darwin (grandfather of Charles), who had made poetry out of Linnaeus's biological classifications, distressed Roget with his huge girth and sloppiness.

Biological classifications are based on how organisms are related.

Biological classifications are dynamic summaries not only of what is, but also of how it came to be as it is (and not as something else).

The National Science Education Standards (NSES; NRC 1996) clearly identify the role of homology in addressing the evolutionary basis of biological classification for high-school courses: Biological classifications are based on how organisms are related.

Values associated with genes/proteins are mapped into Higher Order Variables (HOV) based on broad biological classifications including KEGG modules, COG letters, Enzyme Class numbers and MetaCyc pathways, allowing us to rapidly detect and evaluate system-wide changes in expression levels.

Different approaches can be used to partition genes into clusters when biological classifications are not available.

The science of biological classification is commonly called taxonomy (q.v.).

Nomenclature, in biological classification, system of naming organisms.

As rough a biological classification as race may be, doctors must not be blind to its clinical implications.

Most North American animals were classified between 1820 and 1920, the golden age of taxonomy, or biological classification.

Conversely, λ can be estimated by nonlinear fit of tumour growth data and contribute to the biological classification of tumours.