Sentence examples for category of classification from inspiring English sources

It is also not known what may be missing from the material, either because it is in a more restrictive category of classification or for some other reason.

Data on exposure variables such as wealth, distance and residence reflected the situation at the time of the survey and not at the time of delivery and hence mothers may have shifted from one category of classification into another.

Dr. Richter said the data on the tapes fell into different categories of classification.

Many other features, including patterns of veins in the wings, affect generic and other higher categories of classification.

Humboldt saw them not through the narrow categories of classification but as types according to their location and climate.

When I asked the captain at Rach Bap how the Army sorted out the enemy from the friendly civilians, he answered, "In a V.C. area like this one, there are three categories of classification.

Clearly, surficial deposits and related unconsolidated material, variously relegated to the categories of classification proposed by Arduino, Lehmann, Werner, and others as "alluvium" or related formations, deserved a place in any formalized system of rock succession.

Cranial, vertebral, and limb-girdle skeletal traits are the major characters used for the higher categories of classification, and soft (fleshy) anatomical traits are used in addition in those groups with living relatives or where the fossil record has preserved such characters.

Both categories of classification have been studied and used in PEC NDT.

In part, at least, this has to do with his failure to conform to conventional academic categories of classification and scholarly protocols and disciplinary requirements, in particular the theological/secular divide.

As described earlier, based on the various IP traceback approaches described in Section 2, DFM and DPM fall into the same categories of classification, but PPM falls in the other categories.