Sentence examples for more adequate classification from inspiring English sources

To face this issue, we propose a more adequate classification scale based on two elements: failure modes classification and service behavior classification.

Furthermore, pathologies presented in a mild form or during the healing process can be missed in the abattoir inspections; whereas if they are present in more than one pig, the chance of being detected by the abattoir assessors increases leading to a more adequate batch level classification.

Classification approach: The other two studies (Gumm 2006; Šmite et al. 2014) are more adequate to classify GSE projects, because they are organized in dimensions that have categories with associated classification criteria.

In a country where there is no systemized information on the complexity of treated rehabilitation inpatients, such a classification may give important information about the treated patients, enabling more adequate care management and resource utilization.

(2) He insists on the necessity of beginning a reflection on the classification of the sciences with a purely methodological criterion, but only to articulate subsequently a more adequate content-related distinction to replace the customary Naturwissenschaft/Geisteswissenschaft pair (Rickert 1962, 11).

Chromatographic methods are more adequate for compound identification and quantification.

Stimuli could be filtered more adequate after training.

A scientific debate more adequate to inform governance.

Non-modal mathematical analysis becomes more adequate for such problems.

A more adequate account is based on a paraconsistent logic.

Since the trauma of surgery may actually aggravate the condition, adequate classification, preoperative planning, and combined treatment are beneficial.