Sentence examples for classification is adapted from inspiring English sources

The following classification is adapted from Ainsworth & Bisby's Dictionary of the Fungi, 10th ed.

For convenience, the following lizard classification is adapted from Vitt and Caldwell (2008) and Pianka and Vitt (2003), recognizing that some taxa have already been revised on the basis of cladistic analyses.

The geographical classification is adapted from GeoNames (14) and the taxonomical classification from NCBI taxonomy (15).

Therefore, Dohner's classification was adapted and patients were only separated in two groups.

The 2006 Global Burden of Diseases classification was adapted to classify cause of deaths in our study.

Bleeding episodes were classified as mild, moderate and severe; this classification was adapted from WHO's definitions [ 1].

The classification was adapted for audit and research use to enable confirmation of normal skin and unstageable PUs.

In the past 10 years, great effort has been made to define and classify a common syndrome previously known as acute renal failure and now renamed "acute kidney injury (AKI)." Initially suggested and validated in adult populations, AKI classification was adapted to the pediatric population and recently has been modified for the neonatal population.

A qualitative land suitability classification procedure is adapted to translate the large-scale biophysical data supplied by a reconnaissance soil survey, into five suitability classes.

This six-fold classification (which is adapted from Plato's Statesman 302c-d) sets the stage for Aristotle's inquiry into the best constitution, although it is modified in various ways throughout the Politics.

The sub-family nomenclature is adapted from Fredriksson's classification [2].