Sentence examples for classification represented from inspiring English sources

Although their general system of classification represented little more than a refinement of Candolle's taxonomy and failed to recognize the dynamic nature of plant speciation postulated by Charles Darwin's principles of organic evolution, it established an authoritative taxonomy of genera and species that has been largely adopted by modern systems of classification based upon evolutionary theory.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Medical device classification (NAICS classification represented in graphical form).

Each small circle at different classification represented a taxa and the diameter of circle is proportional to the relative abundance.

Regarding the classification represented in the diagram it should be noted that from a logical point of view the two rows are not mutually exclusive.

Evans won the points classification, represented in 2010 with a red jersey in a return to the original colour scheme for the three minor classifications that reflected the colours of the Italian flag.

Symptom classification represented the highest level of missing data with 52.62% (N=744 802), which may be due to no algorithms being launched in CAS.

Missed classification represents a high level as low level.

Hyperspectral image classification represents a hot research area [4 6].

The perfect classification represents when the physician agrees with the epilepsy risk level.

Conclusion: This classification represents a practical approach to the surgical pathologic assessment of vascular anastomoses in monochorionic placentas, with a strong clinical correlation.

Nevertheless, having available input output tables for several countries and regions under one homologous classification represents an advantage to study productive structures together.