Sentence examples for comprehensive classifications from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 1 A comparison of the Schatzker and AO comprehensive classifications for high-energy proximal tibial fractures.

In this paper the authors revisit recent publications which have considered surface classification in the light of new and emerging manufacturing techniques and have developed their ideas to provide more meaningful and comprehensive classifications of these surfaces.

Comprehensive classifications based on a quantitative measure of lexical similarities are only available for the Narrow Bantu languages, and not systematically for other Niger-Congo branches (Koen Bostoen, personal communication).

The faces became the central elements of a comprehensive classification system.

"The ultimate goal," Dr. Greenberg said in concluding his 1987 book "Language in the Americas" (Stanford University Press), "is a comprehensive classification of what is very likely a single language family.

This classification is taken from Ford and Cannatella (1993), the most recent comprehensive classification of higher categories of anurans; extinct groups are not listed.

This classification is modified from McKenna and Bell (1997), the most recent comprehensive classification of higher categories of mammals; extinct groups are not listed.

In 2005, data from 8,800 neuroblastoma patients were analyzed to develop a comprehensive classification system based on age, extent of disease (or stage), MYCN status, and several other biological and genetic factors.

First, we present a comprehensive classification criteria for those approaches.

According to the AO comprehensive classification, fractures have been classified as A3.3 (12 cases) and C2 C3.3 (9 cases).

We provide a comprehensive classification of the proteoglycan gene families and respective protein cores.