Sentence examples for classification ladder from inspiring English sources
About 90% of modern beetle species belong to a group (technically, a suborder, which is one level up the classification ladder from a family) called the Polyphaga.
The DEA said it "hopes to release its determination in the first half of 2016," but did not include any indication about whether it would ultimately move pot to a lower status on the five-rung classification ladder.
An increase in pain score as reflected by a step up in the WHO analgesia classification and ladder (Ventafridda et al, 1985) was also considered to reflect progression.
Aristotle's unity of plan and classification system is based on the scala naturae (ladder of nature), whereby humans are the ideal to which all other animal structures are related.
Before Darwin's time, from the mid-eighteenth century onward, natural classification systems would no longer be depicted by scales or ladder-like iconographies.
A supervised landform classification for Northeast Honshu using the knowledge from the training areas revealed a ladder geomorphological structure composed of high mountains, ranges and volcanoes.
Analgesic drugs assumed by patients have been coded according to the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification system (World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Drug Statistics Methodology, 2002; Di Maio et al, 2003) and according to the WHO three-step analgesic ladder as for the analgesic potency.
