Sentence examples for inherent classification from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, the inherent classification philosophy has become very popular; it has been used in a variety of application domains (Chapelle et al., 2006).

The categories reflect important features of the work of teaching and imply a social and moral order that is embedded in the work of teaching (see Bowker and Star, 1999, for a discussion of the social and moral order inherent in classification systems).

Stratification by disease entity also presents the inherent problem of classification.

Some of the predicted changes using thematic maps can also result from inaccuracies inherent to the classification method [61, 62], and omission and commission errors [63].

These results provide empirical evidence of the limitations inherent in the classification of coal tonnage into distance classes as a proxy for actual calculation of uncertainty.

Recent-onset arthritis bears the inherent problem that classification of the disease is difficult [ 3].

Two different approaches were applied in this study to estimate RA prevalence accounting for misclassification inherent to the classification algorithm.

To avoid the potential problem of bias inherent in expert classification, we employed Ingenuity Pathways Analysis (IPA).

Additionally, there are usually a large number of observers in epidemiological studies and there is always some subjectivity of observer inherent to the classification.

Some of the predicted changes using thematic maps can also result from inaccuracies inherent to the classification method [ 61, 62], and omission and commission errors [ 63].

Because of the by far higher demands on quality and size of studies set out to dismiss the assumption of carcinogenicity, there is an inherent imbalance of classification concerning carcinogenicity and lack of carcinogenicity.