Sentence examples for in their classifications from inspiring English sources
Being so selective, the government and corporate lawyers might seem picky or snobbish in their classifications.
The naming of the wines in their classifications was based on prices the wines commanded almost 150 years ago.
In fact, SIVs are so similar to HIV that if virologists were not anthropocentric in their classifications, HIV would probably be thought of as just another sort of SIV.Monkeys without tailsComparing the genetic sequence of HIV-1 with the various SIVs suggests that it evolved from an SIV found in chimpanzees (HIV-2 seems to have evolved from the SIV of the sooty mangabey monkey).
Viewing the Cook paper in the best possible light, Cook and colleagues can perhaps claim a small amount of wiggle room in their classifications because the explicit wording of the question they analyzed is simply whether humans have caused some global warming.
Several former SB8 and SB9 swimmers moved down a class to compete, and made the finals in their classifications.
For example, brushing one's teeth is neither work nor leisure; scholars differ in their classifications of activities such as eating a meal, shopping, repairing a car, attending a religious ceremony, or showering (various individuals may or may not classify such activities as leisure).
Standard English and American systems differ in their classification of Megaloptera and Raphidiodea as distinct orders.
The extent and complexity of a geographical classification is limited only by classifiers' knowledge of geography and their desire to seek detail and comprehensiveness in their classification scheme.
Their potential use as biological warfare agent results in their classification as category A biowarfare agent by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), USA.
Goodrich, a shy sliver of a guard, is the face of the Lady Indians, who are the three-time defending state champions in their classification and a rising force on the national scene.
