Sentence examples for classifications dependent from inspiring English sources

Rodwell et al. (2013) reported about individual European countries who have often devised several habitat classifications dependent on particular policy requirements and these are not always compatible.

Each Paralympic sport then has its own classifications, dependent upon the specific physical demands of competition.

We chose the paired design to avoid classifications dependent on traditional prognostic markers.

The COLOR II trial used a classification dependent on macroscopic quality as described by Quirke [ 16].

Some of these may be Type 4b and others Type 4c, a classification dependent on the histology of the rash or in vitro studies of the types of T cells involved and cytokines released.

Although these four-way classifications are dependent on a linear combination of the pairwise classifications above, they provide distinct information about the data because significant voxel accuracy in pairwise classification does not necessitate significant accuracy in four-way classification.

Temperature sensors can be divided into two classifications: temperature-dependent resistance elements and self-generating thermocouples.

According to that classification, fully dependent fisherman: (a) exhibited the highest number of fishing days (229.4 days), (b) owned a small-scale vessel (<7 m), (c) mainly use gill and trammel nets, and (d) has very good knowledge/experience of the area and market demands.

Clinical classification was dependent of the results of CT or MRI according to International Union Against Cancer (UICC) tumor-node-metastasis (TNM) staging system [36].

The number of training examples required for an accurate classification is dependent on the quality of the staining and the degree of homogeneity in the phenotypes' color and morphological features.

However, widespread pain classification is dependent on the definition used.