Sentence examples for explicitly classified from inspiring English sources

Brazil applies IPCC approach 3 methods for land representation, meaning that classification is spatially explicit (i.e., all land area is explicitly classified).

In addition to Zhang et al. 张斌主编 (2010), these five words are also explicitly classified as "particles" (i.e. zhuci in Chinese) in the sixth edition of 现代汉语词典 Dictionary of Modern Chinese, an "authoritative" Chinese dictionary.

For the purposes of this study, NHL was defined as any lymphoma not explicitly classified as Hodgkin's lymphoma.

This review for the first time suggests that future reports on histone proteolysis should be more explicitly classified into "histone degradation" and "histone clipping".

Additionally, since the concepts contained in OBO Foundry ontologies are not explicitly classified, relationships between these concepts are also established based only on tacit knowledge.

Since the fraction of U12 introns is less than 1% of all introns, these previous studies were necessarily focused on U2 introns (even though the introns were not explicitly classified as such).

The idea of explicitly classifying the timbre of notes is also used by Grindlay [43].

Leibniz distinguishes between these two modes of presentation early in his career and explicitly classifies many of his (later) published works such as the Essais de théodicée as exoteric.

But, like Piaget, he stresses the need for a sufficiently general appreciation and rational understanding of social relations as the grounding basis of a sense of duty or of justice and he explicitly classifies his account of moral development as falling within the "rationalist tradition".

Although we did not capture the information to explicitly classify communities, we estimate that approximately 30% of survey households were in slums.

The latter not always explicitly classify as a threat since they can deliver beneficial properties to the host or leastwise bring no harm.