Sentence examples for could be subsumed to from inspiring English sources
Liu (2000) first attempted to apply the scalar model to relate the various functions of hai.9 Based on the scalar model proposed by Fillmore et al. (1988), the study argues that all the various functions expressed by hai could be subsumed to the scalar nature of hai.
Finally, for GO terms describing biological processes the functional areas could be subsumed to topics to further enhance the conciseness of the description.
Our hierarchical disease vocabulary MEDIC allows annotated data from child pages to be subsumed to parent pages (19).
The content of each code was then examined by all authors to determine whether some codes could be subsumed by others due to overlapping content, and to explore relationships between codes.
These codes were compared and contrasted in order to determine if some of them could be subsumed under high level concepts or 'categories' (e.g. all posts labeled with the descriptive tags 'frustration with continuity of care' and 'frustration with disjointed care' were placed the higher level category 'frustration with health services').
It is theoretically impossible to proof the uniqueness of a model for such complex nonlinear problem, because it is always possible to evoke additional processes in such a fashion that the original model could be subsumed as a simpler special case.
The implication derived from the religious approach is that it does not provide a formal and indifferent scheme devoid of presuppositions within which all religions could be subsumed.
This would raise questions about the relationship with Atlas Mara, which has a stock market value of about £250m and is worth a third of what it was when it was floated in December 2013, and whether it could be subsumed into the bigger operation.
(On his earlier view, real was whatever could be subsumed under the Aristotelian categories).
