Sentence examples for by classifications of from inspiring English sources

There was, in contrast, much less agreement between the community structures as revealed by classifications of the V4 and V6 amplicon sequence data.

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

Fine fly ash which is obtained by classification of conventional fly ash has become available to concrete industry in recent years.

Our findings suggest that recognition memory is mediated by classification of novel exemplars as a match or a mismatch, based on their visual similarity to familiar prototypes.

Clusters of Substations with similarities for regulatory purpose of voltage sags were the principal results, followed by classification of the main variables associated with voltage sags by the clusters formed.

Segmentation-based methods generate an attenuation map by classification of T1-weighted or high resolution Dixon MR sequences followed by assignment of predefined attenuation coefficients to various tissue types.

Third, a BRDF typology is developed by classification of an a priori database of BRDF archetypes from field measurements, and from MODIS observations that cover the full range of vegetation types from grasslands to closed forest (MCD43A).

The overall aim of this study was to identify HPs of tree height and density by classification of ALS point clouds to introduce these areas as reference data for evaluation of remotely sensed datasets with coarse spatial resolution.

Here again, criteria 1 4 can be distinguished (see "Task 1.1: summary of glossary-internal term duplicate analysis" section) so that the plan of action, shown in Table 8, results by classification of each term-based entry group.

These two groups are distinct and consistent with the RAPD tree, which are supported by classification of Zea according to Doebley and Iltis [1], [2].

Fisher's discriminant analysis classified the fish with percentages of correct classification greater than 90%: 93.4% and 93.8% of fish correctly classified by cross-validation and by classification of fish in 2002 based on 2001 data, respectively.