Sentence examples for generating a taxonomy from inspiring English sources

Our study aims to fill this void, both theoretically and empirically, by dividing countries into low-income and middle-income groups, and generating a taxonomy of labour market clusters using inequality and poverty indicators within each income group.

Yet they are not able to generate a taxonomy that links particular types of dysfunction to clinical phenomena.

To represent the true evolutionary relationships, it is important to systematically identify the polytomies from a bifurcating tree and generate a taxonomy-compatible multifurcating tree.

In generating a class taxonomy similar to that illustrated in Fig. 1a, it could be wrongly construed by the students that ancestral populations always give rise to derived, "newer" populations (e.g., "ancestor" E12 gives rise to "descendants" F23 and F24): adaptive radiation may equally see "ancestral" lineages surviving at the same time as more recently evolved ones.

The analysis generated a useful taxonomy of potential barriers to accurate reporting of adverse events and, even allowing for the above limitations, showed the value of permitting access to data.

Each query LCA Profile is compared with a set of reference LCA Profiles whose taxonomy is known, generating a list of matches (Fig. 1D).

To generate LCA Profiles whose taxonomy is known, an all-versus-all BLAST of all predicted proteins from the reference set of sequenced genomes is performed, generating a set of LCA Profiles; the size of this set is equal to the number of predicted proteins from all genomes (Fig. 1B).

The aim of the project is to generate a robust molecular taxonomy of clinically annotated breast cancers.

Periodically the International Committee on the Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV) generates a master list which currently recognizes about 4379 virus species divided in nine Orders, 98 assigned Families, 26 unassigned Families, 18 assigned Sub-families, 5 unassigned Sub-families, 459 assigned genera and 57 unassigned genera.

The lack both of international units of analysis and of a health service taxonomy generates an incommensurability bias in the whole area of health services research [ 10].

Generating the taxonomy tree (Line 2).