Sentence examples for classifications into three from inspiring English sources

A factoring system was created for para-alpine skiing to allow the grouping of classifications into three general groups: sitting, standing and visually impaired.

Irene Chase Highland Park, Ill., Feb. 10, 2010 To the Editor: Collapsing autism classifications into one vague "autism spectrum disorder" will negatively affect research and treatment development.

Siddiqui and Iqbal ([1999]) developed another SAM for 1989/1990, aggregating the IO matrix industry classifications into five activity accounts and disaggregating household income and expenditures into eight household groups, allowing for distributional analysis among households.

The resulting classifications into two (sleep and wake) and three (wake, non-SWS and SWS) classes were compared to R&K analysis.

In terms of the consumption of electricity, a classification into three groups has been proposed (industrial, residential, and street light consumption).

Density difference plots and Wannier Boys orbitals analysis support the classification into three types of water molecules observed in the simulations (see Fig. 7).

Structural characterization by CD and NMR led to their classification into three groups, all of which appear trapped in the highly disordered or partially-folded states with a substantial exposure of hydrophobic side chains.

Accounts that make claims about the causes of democracy rest on this classification into three waves and so the decision about how to operationalize the latent concept can have far-reaching effects for theoretical explanation.

In addition, it was not clear whether the parameters used in the separation process (Table 1) allowed classification into three statistically distinct groups.

Classification into three categories yields a more complex result than classification into positive and negative tests.

Immunochemical characterization of cryoglobulins has led to their classification into three major groups [ 11].