Sentence examples for further classifying from inspiring English sources

Swedish practice of further classifying the latter according to mechanism (uterine atony (A), lacerations (B), or unknown (X)) enabled characterisation of aetiological subtypes.

While it has been possible to efficiently discriminate coding and non-coding RNA sequences, for example by employing SVM based prediction models (CONC [ 24] and CPC [ 25]), further classifying the non-coding transcripts into functional categories remains challenging.

The query sequences are aligned with these disulphide profiles followed by assigning a score based on the conservation of the cysteines in the query and further classifying them based on a composite classification scheme.

The World Health Organization has published guidelines further classifying a T-score ≥−1.0 as normal and a T-score of −1.0 to −2.5 in the absence of fracture as "low bone mass" (or osteopenia).

It has been shown before that there exists effective alternatives to the traditional product function when further classifying the significant genetic interactions into the positive and negative classes [ 13, 31].

The SNP databases in public domain, like NCBI/dbSNP and HGVbase, have facilitated this by highlighting all nsSNPs and also further classifying the location of the amino acid within the encoded proteins [ 1] to more accurately predict the detrimental effects of a change in peptide sequence.

Future studies will further classify BCG's benefits in diabetes.

This chapter further classifies interactions into three types.

After the tequila is produced it is further classified by how long it has aged.

Contact dermatitis may be further classified as allergic or nonallergic.

They are further classified into deciduous and evergreen plants.