Sentence examples for classifiable on from inspiring English sources

Ten lesions were non-classifiable on surgery, of which eight were non classifiable on MR arthrography also.

The majority of the protein sequences (93.23%) were functionally categorisable with InterProScan information and the rest (particularly virulence-related transcripts) were classifiable on the basis of the information from the other resources such as Gene Ontology, UniProt, NCBI or referred publications (Additional file 4).

Ten cases were non-classifiable at arthroscopy, of which eight were categorised as non-classifiable on MR arthrography as well (80%%).

GCclassif was able to detect protein domains on many LTRs, but fewer than half were classifiable based on the ordering of their domains.

Classifiable as one of the three basic fingerprint patterns (arch, loop, or whorl).

However, because most of the fungi with prevalence of > 10% were classifiable based on those reports, the misclassification in A w categorization is not likely to change our findings in the study.

In contrast, in the metasecretome of the xylose-driven consortium, 86%% of the proteins were classifiable based on the KEGG orthology system, the most abundant functions being related with carbohydrate metabolism (30 %), environmental information (16 %) and genetic information processing (13 %).

For instance, the International Agency for Research on Cancer IARCC) downgraded the classification of DEHP from "possibly carcinogenic to humans" to "not classifiable" based on an expert panel's acceptance of the hypothesis that DEHP induces liver tumors in rodents by a mechanism dependent on PPAR-α activation that is not relevant to humans (IARC 2000).

Of these, 42,063 (68.9%) had specific codes that were classifiable into one of our predefined groups.

In addition, effects of the combination of classifiable tongue motions on the classification accuracy will be clarified.

The original phrase "a Group D (non-human) carcinogen" was replaced  with "a Group D carcinogen (i.e., not classifiable for human carcinogenicity)" along with a link to EPA's website for more on carcinogen classification.