Sentence examples for classifications depending on from inspiring English sources

Even with a given species concept, one can sort the same organisms into conflicting classifications, depending on the empirical evidence at hand.

Causes can be aggregated into more (or less) granular classifications depending on the policy purpose.

Song et al. confirmed one to four branches at the midpoint of the length of the IC and made classifications depending on the number of branches.

For a categorization into five proficiency levels, the authors suggest the following percentages of accurate classifications depending on the assumed reliability of the test (in parentheses):.70 (.50),.50 (.50),.50 (.50).50

He concludes that unlike concepts of physical science that have been analyzed by philosophers, the gene concept has a "nonessentialistic character that allows biologists to lay down different natural classifications, depending on the investigative methods available as well as on theoretical interests" (Weber 2005, p. 228).

Each Paralympic sport then had its own classifications, depending on the specific physical demands of the competition.

But our classifications depend on our needs and interests, and the character of the world we live in.

Correct assessment of moderate or severe classifications depends on health workers' ability to identify specific signs, whereas mild classifications are usually based on the absence of these signs.

According to the classification system in Indonesia, public hospitals are divided into four classifications, from A to D. Classifications depend on their facilities and capacity to serve patients.

Most authors belonged to one part of the classification depending on their specialty.

The probability of correct classification depending on the feature vector dimensionality is shown in Figure 12.