Sentence examples for classification of dogs from inspiring English sources

(Extra bonus points here for anyone who wants to compare the mid-nineteenth-century classification of French wine, which only happened in 1855, with the companion classification of dogs around the same time.

Although the classification of dogs (C. familiaris) and wolves (C. lupus) shows that they are very much alike they belong to the same genus and all higher categories it is not obvious why this should be so.

Dogs who win best in breed go on to best in group, a classification of dogs according to their function (herding dogs, sporting dogs and the toy group, consisting of teeny-tiny lapdogs like Malachy, to name a few), and are again judged against their breed standard, but in competition with other breeds.

The hypothesis was that the subjectivity in selecting the measurement points would cause variation in calculated ratios with implication on the classification of dogs as tracheal hypoplastic or non-hypoplastic.

The purpose of this study was to compare these two published radiographic methods between observers, different measuring occasions and to investigate the effect on classification of dogs as having hypoplastic or non-hypoplastic tracheas using four previously published mean ratios as cut-offs (<0.11, <0.127 and <0.144 for the TD/TI and <2.0 for the TT/3R method).

This disparity in the mode of inheritance predictions possibly stems from the variability in the onset of the disorder and the classification of dogs as "unaffected" in the statistical analyses when in fact the dogs have not yet expressed the disease.

Although IGCNU is not classified as neoplasia in the WHO classification of dog tumors, lesions morphologically similar to IGCNU were found as sole lesions in 6 (3%) testicles of necropsied dogs and in 2 (3%) biopsied testicles.

Hound, Classification of hunting dogs that is more general than setter, retriever, pointer, or other sporting dog categories.

After classification of the dogs as small (≤ 9 kg) or medium and large dog breeds (> 9 kg) these groups contained respectively 101, and 34 dogs.

By multivariable analysis, it was shown that the variable travel abroad contributed to a better classification of seropositive dogs in our previous study, which was not the case in this study with fewer dogs included.

Considering that 1 mm differences in measurements can substantially affect the calculated ratios, any of the variations discussed above can potentially influence the tracheal hypoplasia classification of individual dogs.