Sentence examples for classification supported from inspiring English sources

Zoologist R. L. Rausch classified the Olympic marmot as the subspecies olympus of Marmota marmota (he included all North American marmots in this species, which now only includes the Eurasian Alpine marmot) in 1953, but it has usually been treated as a distinct species, a classification supported by taxonomic reviews starting with that of zoologist Robert S. Hoffmann and colleagues in 1979.

Our classification supported the specification of questions for further research, and their transparent prioritization.

When there was a disagreement, the classification supported by two graders was chosen as the final classification.

Fortunately, this classification supports the agent types, we defined earlier for this work.

Functional protein classification supports the hypothesis that corona formation in RTLF constitutes opsonisation, preparing particles for phagocytosis and clearance from the lungs.

A control experiment showed that the polarity-dependent neuromodulation effects were absent in order-irrelevant font color classification, supporting the tDCS principle of activity-dependence.

Our classification supports practitioners at early stage of the design of VMI-based mitigation mechanisms by identifying relevant attacks which threaten their VM or by which it can harm co-located VMs.

In contrast, our dichotomous classification supporting or opposing GS resulted in a stronger preference for originator drugs (lower healthcare cost in general).

The analysis for the binary classification supports polygyny as the ancestral primate mating system at the root of the phylogeny (polygyny mean probability = 0.974 +/− 0.001; monogamy mean = 0.026 +/− 0.001).

The results of the projection maps and the classifications support the previous propositions in the literature regarding the lack of uniqueness of a single PGL.

Can this approach to vegetation classification support conservation planning?