Sentence examples for distinct classification from inspiring English sources

Some claim that the concept begins to emerge in the Renaissance, while others argue that it is not until the eighteenth century that fine art really firms up as a distinct classification (Kristeller 1952 3; Shiner 2000).

Besides, Expanded Durov diagram is the other important graphical forms, developed by Burden and Mazloum (1965), Lloyd (1965) provides a distinct classification of the combination of major cations and anions.

This collection of single-cell transcriptomes and the distinct classification of fibroblast subsets provide a new resource for understanding the fibroblast landscape and the roles of fibroblasts in fibrotic diseases.

The maturity in the understanding and further development of nanotechnology in the past decade has led to the distinct classification of the processing approaches as top-down or bottom-up.

Not all node-positive disease is equivalent in terms of disease-free or overall survival, and some have suggested that submicrometastatic disease, characterized by <0.1 mm tumor burden, can represent a distinct classification not associated with a chance for recurrence or death.

To complicate the distinct classification of the reads, all species were taken from the class γ-Proteobacteria.

Lymphohematopoietic cancers include a group of hematopoietic and lymphoid cell disorders that have distinct classifications based on morphologic, cytogenic, immunophenotypic, and molecular characteristics (see Vardiman, 2010, for a review of the classifications).

By the RECIST criteria: measurable nodules were present in 33 of the 41 response evaluations; in seven there was only one nodule; in 11 all the patients' nodules had the same response classification; in 12 evaluations there were nodules in two distinct classifications; and in three evaluations there were nodules in three different classifications (Fig. 2).

By the WHO criteria: from the total of 41 response evaluations, all the patients' nodules had the same response classification in four; in 16 evaluations there were nodules in two distinct classifications; in 12 three different classifications; and in seven, nodules in the four possible categories (Fig. 1).

That's why it should be a national park city: a new kind of national park with the same spirit and aims as the others but with its own distinct definition, classification and criteria for qualification.

To best manage these landscapes for the sake of both human and natural systems, SSF need to be considered a distinct land classification in their own right, not merely perceived as fuzzy boundaries around wild lands or urban areas.