Sentence examples for conveniently classified from inspiring English sources

The several parties of the Reformation may be conveniently classified according to the extent of their protest against medieval theology, piety, and polity.

The results showed that SVM is conveniently classified because the performance shown is better than NB.

It is proposed that these models can be conveniently classified as polymer property and particle morphology models, according to their most important predictive abilities, even though particle morphology characteristics will influence polymer properties and vice versa.

In biology, detergents are conveniently classified according to the nature of their hydrophilic groups.

These antigens are conveniently classified according to the expression pattern of the parent gene [ 10, 29, 30].

Snake venoms comprise a diverse array of toxins that have a variety of biochemical and pharmacological functions and can be conveniently classified as hemotoxins and neurotoxins [ 1].

Also conveniently ignored by Congress and those advocating for arming the rebels was a classified study the CIA did at the time showing that arming rebel factions against sitting governments almost always ends in disaster or tragedy.

That same day you had Vice President Cheney and then-National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice appear conveniently on the Sunday talk shows to talk about what had been extremely classified information that had appeared that day, in the New York Times.

But definitions differ conveniently.

Conveniently, she's recently orphaned.

They conveniently ignore three facts.