Sentence examples for classification so much from inspiring English sources

More than a century ago, Sabine wrote: "The general division of sciences into descriptive and normative has long been one of the commonest devices used in classification, so much that it has become almost traditional to refer to it even in the elementary text-books of logic and ethics" [ 1], page 433.

With a sponge classification depending so much on spicules, secondary loss of spicules should from now on be taken more into account in future research on sponge taxonomy and phylogeny.

Kilwardby goes beyond Hugh and previous classifications not so much with regard to the principles of division and classification, but rather with regard to what is implied in science that is to say, with regard to the necessary requirements for something to be considered scientific in a certain field of inquiry and process of discovery according to the Aristotelian deductive model of science.

But this classification scheme explains only so much.

On the other hand, a serious study of movie classification would not waste so much space on the pedantries of NC-17, however laughable they are.

Finally, classification 5Ri is not so much complicated as visually unattractive.

As Hacking (2004) notes, classifications affect people, not so much because of people's knowledge of such categorisations, but because of the way in which classifications guide the purpose and actions of relevant institutions.

In this sense a classification is not right or wrong so much as it is useful or not.

This is why there is so much interest in classification.

As recently stated by Kemnaand Tervaert [ 5], 'the classification of disease should focus not so much on the initial presentation, but on the biologic behavior of the disease', including newly acquired knowledge of the prognosis, pathogenesis and genetics of vasculitides.

Under this condition, the samples near the margin can provide much more important information for classification, so RELM can work better than MCVELM.