Sentence examples for into three classifications from inspiring English sources

This is done by separating uncertainties into three classifications; aleatory uncertainty, quantifiable epistemic uncertainty and unquantifiable epistemic uncertainty.

Pneumothorax can be divided into three classifications: simple, open, and tension.

The phylogenetic tree (Fig. 6) shows that the identified sequences could be divided into three classifications, Proteobacteria, Firmicutes and Acidobacteria.

On the basis of taxonomy, 55 tea germplasm in Taiwan can be divided into three classifications, including sinensis type (S and SA), assamica type (A and AS) and wild species in Taiwan (F and FY) (Table 1).

In sum, these dimensions are categorized into three classifications: "Personal factors" (i.e., degree of fit with life style and passion in life), "social influences" (i.e., reference group acceptance, collective memory, and social visibility), and "VCE identification and engagement" (i.e., VCE identification and VCE engagement).

In the United Kingdom, employees fall into three classifications for their government-funded retirement pension plans.

These metrics were calculated by compressing the submitted confidence scores into three classification categories: with disease, without disease and equivocal.

Temperature sensors can be divided into two classifications: temperature-dependent resistance elements and self-generating thermocouples.

Lionel trains fall into two classifications: models with slight deviations, for children, and accurate scale models for older buyers who make a hobby of model railroading.

The system that has enjoyed the longest general favour and seems to be about as useful as any other divides typefaces into four classifications.

The principal objectives of such works fall broadly into two classifications: improvement of transportation, and reclamation and conservancy of land.