Sentence examples for classification suggested from inspiring English sources

It is possible to identify the functional classification suggested by Delgado-Martos et al. (right) [2], and the histological classification suggested by Marino (left) [3].

To judge our RPD and R2 values, we followed the classification suggested by Malley et al. (2004), who provided an overview and summary on this topic.

From the classification suggested by Ayers and Westcott (1985), groundwaters in the study area can be termed as "Excellent" and "Good".

Finally, we compare the country classification suggested by our proposed index and two existing indexes based on self-assessed happiness, and analyse the sources of existing mismatches, with policy implications.

Based on the classification suggested by the CF Foundation, patients were grouped by three severity levels of their respiratory function; mild, moderate, and severe corresponding to FEV1 of ≥ 70%, ≥ 40% but < 70%, and < 40%, respectively.

In their analyses of SUV in TC and higher grade LNET, Kayani et al. [19] categorized SCLC and NSCLC with NET differentiation in one group and LCNEC together with AC into another group of NEN which is not in accordance with the WHO classification [4] and is also distinct from the classification suggested by Rindi et al. [14].

The GSMA, which represents the mobile-phone industry, said the classification "suggests that a hazard is possible but not likely".

This classification suggests that Mande and Kordofanian were the first two branches to break off from the original Niger-Congo family.

This classification suggests that the diversity of the compound data sets is driven by the scaffolds.

The views of the individual philosophers are more subtle and complex than the simple-minded classification suggests.

Thus Boorse, who argues for the value-neutral view of classification, suggests that evolutionary theory can tell us what conditions are healthy.