Sentence examples for in-depth classification from inspiring English sources

A more in-depth classification of dinosaurs uses modifications to this basic hip structure, and many other characters, to help differentiate between separate groups of dinosaurs, and hence reveal to us dinosaurian diversity.

More in-depth classification of IC and its determinants can contribute to adapting screening practices and improving their effectiveness.

Yet, in most laboratories such in-depth classification is not routinely performed, because these genera cannot be easily differentiated, for example, histopathologically.

5 The TNBC subgroup is also subdivided further based on gene expression profiling; this more in-depth classification may lead to better treatment selection.

A more in depth classification would not be needed and would have unnecessarily prolonged time expenditure for estimating issues.

These findings add to an in-depth molecular classification of breast cancer [ 4] – and in particular basal breast cancer, a disease variant that still poses significant therapeutic challenges.

Specifically, it allows easy identification and characterization of splice junctions, and holds a versatile computational pipeline for in-depth annotation and classification of alternative splicing with different patterns.

In-depth and comprehensive classification of farms was possible resulting in a manageable number of farm types (four) that could be taken up for appropriate policy and technological intervention.

In this paper, we present an in-depth review on the systematic classification of optical trapping-assisted (e.g., far-field and near-field optical tweezers) SERS sensing platform and discuss its latest practical applications in biosensing, bioimaging, chemical monitoring, particle manipulation, single cell analysis, etc.

As both technologies have emerged rather recently and corresponding literature is dispersed across different publication media, a systematic classification and in-depth discussion of approaches to BCS and CB is given.

However, there is still no clear classification and in-depth studies on the chemical components of D. nipponica and their activities, so the pharmacological mechanism has not been understood well.