Sentence examples for classification as indicated from inspiring English sources

The material was collected and identified by Mona Ellithey, co-author of this article, using Red sea invertebrates' reference guide [ 19] which also provided detailed information specimen classification as indicated per organism below.

For the purposes of their participation in AVEC'14, Senoussaoui et al. [14] attempted classification of video feeds into "absence" (as indicated by BDI points ≤13) versus "presence" (as indicated by BDI points >13) of significant depressive symptomatology.

It should be noted that the patients were considered 'non-fluent' based on the typological classifications as indicated by the aphasia test (global or Broca's aphasia), not based on the concomitant speech disorders.

The bootstrapped OOB classification error was strictly monotonically decreasing (cf. column 2) as additional variables were introduced and as indicated by the constantly positive incremental OOB classification error (cf. column 4).

For the NNSG and GFHF methods, the classification method is as indicated in the corresponding research paper in (Zhou et al. 2004).

Colors indicate classification as follows (8 ): blue, Class I (i.e., overlapping with the specific complex); magenta, patch 1 of Class II (i.e., non-overlapping) positions; red, patch 2 of Class II positions; and pink, additional Class II position outside the main patches.

A classification which currently exists as indicated in the Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipients (Rowe et al. 2009) depends on their role in the dosage form and manufacturing application like lubricants, glidants, emulsifiers, fillers, rate controlling agents, preservatives etc.

Many of the combinations of classification grounds showed similar figures, as indicated by the fact that most CIs overlapped.

We observed a statistically significant association between the dense nephrograms and the presence of cirrhosis and the severity of hepatic disease as indicated by Child-Pugh classification.

Based on Table 3, a patient-oriented classification of stone composition was generated as indicated in this table into the "C", "CB", "B" and "O" categories.

Table  5 also indicates that all identified enzymes underlying the high current outputs are oxidoreductases (as indicated by the classification number EC 1; see the EC numbers of enzymes in Additional file 1).