Sentence examples for modified taxonomy from inspiring English sources

(A modified taxonomy that does not include the D3 score is used for root surfaces).

In the newer molecular approaches, transcription profiles and microarray techniques are being used to modify taxonomies for breast cancer.

A sample of physics assessment items (∼100) from algebra-based physics was collected to simultaneously train the researchers on reliable application of Bloom's taxonomy to physics content and to modify the taxonomy to include examples and language reflective of the discipline.

Provided progress in dynamic taxonomies, catalog segmentation, and personalized directories lacks in a fully automatic support for modifying the taxonomy according to the user's requirements.

The proposed system predicts the customers requirements for automatically modifying the taxonomy in B2B context.

The system then applies a set of refinement operators to modify the taxonomy and resolve the inconsistencies.

This study was designed to determine the interrater reliability of a method of assessing reflective writing by using a modified Bloom's Taxonomy.

Against this background, she develops a fine-grained account of the experiences that lay the foundation for the existence of groups by classifying three different kinds of groups: the mass, the community and the society (this classification is broadly adopted from Scheler, cf 1913/16, 529ff, who substantially modified an earlier taxonomy proposed by Ferdinand Tönnies in 1887).

The assessors showed a close correlation in their assessment of the questions according to the modified Bloom's taxonomy categorisation.

We also envision this checklist serving as a living document that has an updated list augmented annually as new species are described or identified or as existing taxonomies are modified.

In what I term an invocation spectrum, these various discursive strategies are matched below (Fig. 1) with a slightly modified version of Martin and White's taxonomy of invocation (afforded, flagged and provoked attitude), in order to show the original gross groupings of resources determined to have invoked attitude in the corpus of texts.