Sentence examples for classification and naming from inspiring English sources
The site of origin of a tumour, which is so important in its classification and naming (as explained above), also is an important determinant of the way a tumour will grow, how fast it will give rise to clinical symptoms, and how early it may be diagnosed.
A number of classification and naming inconsistencies, especially at the level of genus, were resolved, and species and genus-level groupings were made for sequences from uncultivated taxa.
Several classification and naming schemes have been proposed but there is currently no consensus on how transposons should be annotated [ 35, 36].
As a result, 25 Hsf candidate genes, whose classification and naming were based on the rules of Hsf families from Arabidopsis and tomato [ 1], were identified in pepper (Table 1).
The relationship of the Accipitridae and the Falconidae creates some confusion regarding the classification and naming of species, and some names seem to the layperson, at least to be used interchangeably.
Building on this insight, this chapter introduces the PHAME (Principles of Hierarchy, Abstraction, Modularization, and Encapsulation) model that has been used for both the classification and naming of all the smells in this book.
The samples were first analyzed as 2 groups according to the TC and AC classification and named TLC and ALC, Figure 4A.
The key activities of cultivated plant taxonomy relate to classification (taxonomy) and naming (nomenclature).
In case of change, the monitor module triggers a PERL script named ICTVml_parser.pl which uploads new taxonomical classification and species naming from the ICTV.
Furthermore, taxonomic classifications and names frequently change, and these changes may not be reflected in database trees.
Societal demands for reliable, up-to-date, and authoritative products, such as biodiversity inventories, identification aids and encyclopaedic works on groups of organisms (17), call for name stability, while progress in systematics may affect established classifications and names.
