Sentence examples for hierarchical lists from inspiring English sources

This situation has caused many systematists (i.e., the biologists who study the relationships of organisms and their classifications) to abandon the formal titles (such as phylum, class, and order) and present their classifications as indented hierarchical lists or tables.

Case in point(s), the many hierarchical lists that have hit newsstands and web crawlers alike since the Ides of July near all do a big ol' disservice to prospective students (their parents and guidance counselors, too) because most no longer promote useful information to those trying to make sense of the college research process.

The dendrograms used in steps 1 and 2 define hierarchical lists of distances between subclusters.

We will produce hierarchical lists of interventions ranked with consideration of the quality of the evidence, review AMSTAR score and magnitude of the absolute reduction of unscheduled admissions.

The arcane world of falconry is infamous for a snobbery that dates back to the medieval period, when different raptors were pegged to a hierarchical list of feudal stations.

The idea being to present information in clustered groupings, rather than a hierarchical list — to add a visual element to aid navigating a complex knowledge base.

Mail from users responding to the initial message using the "reply" function of their email clients will be displayed in a hierarchical list.

Participants saw that the animated teacher could have provided the class with a worksheet that contained several examples of one type of quadrilateral, several different quadrilaterals, or a hierarchical list of the quadrilaterals (Jillian, TMW111506, 30, 830; Jillian, TMW111506, 30, 832; James, ThEMaT081905, 9, 142).

They include a hierarchical list of all known functions performed by biomolecules in a cell.

These are the main reasons why a hierarchical listing of the study results is not feasible.

The HABAM items appear to be a hierarchical list of mobility challenges ranked conceptually from easy to hard.