Sentence examples for generic classification from inspiring English sources

Each music station has a format, or a category of songs to be played; these are generally similar to but not the same as ordinary generic classification.

We review the acoustic signatures expected from operation and likely failure modes of MREDs, providing a basis for a generic classification system.

Mylan, in an earlier statement, pointed to the generic classification of the EpiPen in existence since 1997.

To make these performance indicators clear, lets assume a generic classification task.

A very good generic classification of shape-feature extraction approaches is given by Yang et al. [7].

In an earlier response to the growing uproar over the "wonky but serious" issue, Mylan said in a statement that the company had retained the product's generic classification at the time it acquired the EpiPen in 2007.

The pioneering designs displayed individual flair within generic classifications, which offered two- or four-stroke, single- or double-acting, and single- or opposed-piston configurations.

Three major hypotheses were tested: (1) Kailola's [ 15] morphological phylogeny, (2) recent generic classifications derived from anatomical data [ 15, 21], and (3) a Gondwanan vicariance model for ariines.

In the latest phylogenetic analysis, Setaria was found to be polyphyletic, with separate groups correlated by geography rather than the existing sub-generic classification [ 8].

Based on the above comparisons of traditional classifications with molecular phylogenies, we reconfirm that vegetative traits are more reliable than floral traits in the infra-generic classification in Pedicularis [ 2, 21, 23].

In this study, however, due to comparisons of tall fescue and other broad-leaved species with taxa which remain classified as part of Festuca, the nomenclature and sub-generic classification of Clayton and Renvoize [ 2] is retained.