Sentence examples for classification resources from inspiring English sources

At each terminal, limited classification resources restrict the number of cars (or car volume), which can be classified, and the number of blocks.

Moreover, it also shows that the FunFHMMer classification protocol is not limited in its use to CATH but can also be used to sub-classify other widely used domain-based classification resources such as Pfam.

Prominent enzymatic classification resources include schemes such as the Enzyme Commission (EC) scheme [ 9], which links sequence and enzymatic reaction, and metabolic databases [ 10], such as the KEGG database [ 11], which classify enzymatic reactions into metabolic pathways.

RNRdb is a specialist database that provides a reliable annotation and classification resource for RNR proteins, as well as a tool to explore distribution patterns of RNR classes.

Whilst ∼93% of domain superfamilies appear to be relatively structurally and functionally conserved based on the available data from the CATH-Gene3D domain classification resource, the remainder are much more diverse.

Additionally, this work shows how to integrate this service with Spatial Data Infrastructure discovery components in order to obtain a better classification of resources and an improvement in information retrieval performance.

Here, we have summarized recent studies on their identification, characteristics, classification, bioinformatics, resources, and current exploration of their biological functions in plants.

The latter point reinforces our recommendations to draw from alternative theories beyond the KBV and RBV, to integrate concepts and bodies of literature related to IC, and to conduct studies that involve a deeper 'dive' into IC content that go beyond the simple classification of resources under the tripartite IC framework.

The interviewees described ecological zones, herder systems of landscape classification and resource allocations between different grazing seasons (see also Oba and Kaitira 2006; Roba and Oba 2008).

The article introduces basin classification by resource abundance as it is determined by their belonging to the above main elements, by their structure, evolution and morphogenetic features of the transition zone as a whole.

The objective of this table is to fit the steps proposed by [52] and by [72] into the steps from [108], which represents a simpler classification of resource management tasks.