Sentence examples for habit classification from inspiring English sources

Our results, obtained from the monitoring of phenological indicators and the profiling of BradiVRN1 transcript accumulation, corroborate the winter habit classification of accessions Bd1-1, Bd18-1 and Bd29-1.

To achieve this goal, an integrated approach involving the monitoring of double-ridge (DR) formation and final leaf number (FLN) was used to verify the growth habit classification of seven diploid Brachypodium accessions.

While this expression pattern was expected for winter habit genotypes Bd1-1 and Bd18-1, it does not support the 'spring habit' classification of Bd2-3, Bd3-1 and Bd21 accessions.

Temperate cereal germplasms can be divided into three broad growth habit classifications – winter, facultative and spring.

PINCHE identified the need for standardization of a) environmental assessments, including estimates of ETS exposure, of indoor and outdoor air quality (Kollar and Mücke 2000), and of dietary (including breast feeding) and exercise habits and practices; b) classification of childhood respiratory diseases and symptoms; and c) a format for defining diagnostic groups and presentation of data.

Assessing product 'likeness' has in particular to take into account the products' respective physical characteristics, end-uses, related consumer tastes and habits and tariff classifications [18].

Our theories of the social world overflow with claims about perception, classification, learning, and habit; about the nature (and dare I say function?) of key institutions; about the processes that weave the micro-threads of cognition into (and, paradoxically, out of) the macro-webs of culture.

Further in-depth study of the association between headache classification and drinking habit is needed.

Examination of alternative lipid variables, triglycerides and LDL-cholesterol, and finer classification of smoking habits to include former smokers, strengthens this study.

The classification of smoking habits in our study was simple, which might lead to remarkable variations within each category as reflected by the relatively large standard errors of the regression coefficients.

Smoking habits are estimated according to the classification reported in the second investigation.