Sentence examples for in several classifications from inspiring English sources

In Pedicularis, floral characters were emphasized in several classifications [ 24, 26– 28] before Li [ 2, 29]; however, floral characters show a higher degree of homoplasy than that of phyllotaxy [ 2, 6, 21, 29].

The age at which children are diagnosed with cancer is an important prognostic factor for several childhood cancers, which may be used in several classifications of high risk patients and stratification for treatment (Coebergh et al, 2001).

The feature subset selected by the metric has better performance than other feature selection metric in several classification methods.

Multiple methods for the extraction of features of the music symbols are implemented and the resulting vectors are employed in several classification strategies.

The new features generated by the proposed synthesis approach are compared with typical low-level audio features in several classification and retrieval tasks.

In several classification systems, BMI<20 kg m 2 has been used to distinguish between the cachectic and non-cachectic patients (Evans et al, 2008; Fearon et al, 2011), and most patients with low BMI are sarcopenic (Antoun et al, 2010).

In the past, several classifications have certainly contributed to a better understanding of the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of chronic pancreatitis.

The results of the study can aid in the design of classification systems in which several classification methods can be employed to increase the reliability and consistency of the classification.

Several classifications in the literature intend to match research strategies to the different phases of a theory continuum (Andersen and Kragh 2010; Colquitt and Zapata-Phelan 2007; Edmondson and McManus 2007; Snow 2004; Swedberg 2012).

There are several classifications currently in use for NHL that are somewhat overlapping.

Classification has been a fundamental step in devising and structuring knowledge in chemistry [1], as illustrated through several classifications of chemicals, e.g. homologous series, chemical elements, amino acids and drugs.