Sentence examples for classifications to which from inspiring English sources
The most common disease classifications to which these potential pathologs corresponded were neoplastic, hereditary, immune, cardiovascular or neurological diseases.
The artefacts were classified according to their composition using Riederer's [12] classification to which was added the category of gunmetal (objects containing both zinc and tin).
The UN country development classification to which a country belongs (developed vs. developing or in transition) was not significantly associated with the number of visits by IUU fishing vessels.
They – 99.4percentt of the population – had always taken it for granted they were who they were, and didn't need or want to be told that they had another classification to which they belonged.
These patients' outcomes are often imputed as nonresponse, which is the same classification to which they were assigned in our effectiveness algorithm.
We averaged the SDI values for the top most dominant species in every class within the classifications to determine which classifications tended to produce classes with more dominant species.
This grouping is different from regular taxonomic classifications, according to which Proteobacteria species should be clustered in the same group.
The classification situations to which they give rise thus have the potential to produce the sort of naturalized facticity characteristic of classical social facts.
We used Gene Ontology (GO) functional classification to assess which functional associations are the most common for ΨEs (Table 2).
Analysis of principies to which classification should match is presented and functions of such classification such as definitive, characteristic and predictive are discussed.
