Sentence examples for classifying the latter from inspiring English sources

Swedish practice of further classifying the latter according to mechanism (uterine atony (A), lacerations (B), or unknown (X)) enabled characterisation of aetiological subtypes.

Logistic regression models were used to investigate the association between early life SEP and early life asthma classifying the latter as asthma yes/no (ignoring atopy status) and equal to adult asthma.

This measure compares the topology of the supertree to that of the set of source trees (with both pruned to possess identical taxon sets), classifying the latter as either supporting (+1), conflicting with (-1) or being equivocal (+0) to a given node.

I classified the latter as poor because its absolute scores on both the first and the third measures were so high.

We have classified the latter allele as VRN-A1u´, suggesting that it originated from the basic VRN-A1u allele of T. urartu and was subsequently inherited by polyploid descendants bearing an A-genome, including T. dicoccoides (Additional file 1).

Among the proteins classified in the latter model, lithosthatine (also named Reg-1) is a protein of 144 amino acids that is produced by pancreas acinar cells and secreted into pancreatic juice.

Patients who were discharged or died on day 2 were classified into the latter group.

If a tooth had both a white spot and dentinal lesion, the tooth was classified by the latter condition.

bIf the surveillance overlapped two calendar years while covering one respiratory season, data were classified by the latter year.

If the surveillance period overlapped two calendar years while covering one respiratory season, the data were classified by the latter year.

Many flavouring agents (e.g. banana and strawberry flavour) and essential oils (e.g. orange essential oil) had to be classified to the latter group as their chemical entity was not described in the SPC.