Sentence examples for classification of the factors from inspiring English sources

The classification of the factors into four distinctive groups has been useful when interpreting the results of the analysis.

The description, localization and classification of the factors are entered by the annotator in plain text and are accessed in the same format.

Moreover, the rigorous process employed for coding the contributory factors and developing the classification of these factors means that the resulting framework has a strong evidence base.

Supplementary Figure S3 shows a functional classification of the predicted factors, for its description see supplementary Text S2.

Comprehensive identification and classification of the transcription factors (TFs) in a given genome is an important aspect in understanding transcriptional regulatory networks of a specific organism.

The classification of the transcription factors can be found at http://mtgea.noble.org/ The large number of TFs (279, P = 8.81 × 10-42) in cluster 10 may reflect the fact that many coordinated biological pathways are involved in secondary wall development.

Classification of the N-factor was made according to the numeric system introduced by the fifth TNM (N1: metastases in 1 6 regional lymph nodes; N2: metastases in 7 15 regional lymph nodes; N3: metastases in more than 15 regional lymph nodes) (Sobin and Wittekind, 1997).

A detailed classification of the reported predisposing factors and risk factors stratified according to the microbiological agent isolated is provided in Table 2.

Precipitating factors for suicide attempts were classified in accordance with the items used for the classification of precipitating factors for suicides by the NPA's 2010 suicide statistics (Table  1) [ 6].

When the use of services is studied through the classification of different socioeconomic factors, the equity of the healthcare system in question can be indirectly assessed.

In this paper we describe the development of the Groningen-system for the classification of substandard factors.