Sentence examples for evolution of classification from inspiring English sources
The evolution of classification has diversified in applications in regards with the discipline of study including archival, library and information science.
Here, we briefly review the classical genetic approach to MDS, outline exciting new advances in the molecular understanding of this heterogeneous group of hematological neoplasms, and discuss how these advances are driving the evolution of classification and prognostic systems.
The evolution of classification was confused by including many unknown or garden varieties, until Baker (1875) made the important distinction of excluding all specimens except the wild species from his system.
In this way we can look at the temporal evolution of the classification for each patient.
However, although this continued evolution of a classification system is necessary in order to incorporate emerging evidence, it does reduce the comparability of studies using different versions of the treatment-based classification approach, and should motivate continued research on the approach.
This result appeals for the full-length genome sequencing of the major representatives of the HRV-C species, in order to establish a clear understanding of the evolution and classification of the novel virus into subspecies.
In this review, the authors attempt to describe the evolution of TL fracture classification systems from their inception to the present day.
A greater understanding of the molecular transport in relation to physico-chemical properties has led to the evolution of a biopharmaceutics classification system, which should be a future road map, governing drug design, development and delivery.
In reviewing the evolution of muscle injury classification and grading, several themes became apparent.
However, we found that the majority of students had above average acceptance of evolution (per classifications of Rutledge 1996).
In this study, we provide a comprehensive insight into the distribution, diversity, evolution and classification of the SDR196C superfamily in bacteria.
