Sentence examples for more complete classification from inspiring English sources

Calota et al. reported a more complete classification system of the anomalies of the appendix [3], which we modified (Table 2).

Motivated by the works mentioned above, we investigate the critical extinction exponents for Problem (1.1) by constructing suitable super and sub-solutions and give a more complete classification of exponents and coefficients for the solutions to vanish in finite time or not.

These data would be required for more complete classification (Table  1).> The creation of a Phamerator database using 61 published large-genome Spounavirinae helped to identify the Bastille-like group-specific gene products, which are TS1 and DHFR homologs.

Sequence similarity searches against a specialized database (e.g. KinBase) provide more complete classification of kinases from families represented in the database, but results for novel kinases may be difficult to interpret, and the diversity of the ePK superfamily does not lend itself to application of a universal score threshold.

Starting from gene ontology classification, we tried to get a more complete classification of processes by considering also classification according to clusters of orthologous groups (Supplementary file 2 on the GoSynthetic website shows their classification and mapping according to GoSynthetic) and MIT BioBricks.

As pathways become more complete, the classification performances of pathway-based approaches will increase [ 18].

Although Kolakovsky's treatment of Old World Campanulaceae [ 4] is the most recently published attempt to produce a more complete intrafamilial classification of the Campanulaceae (Table 1), the scope of the work is limited compared to that of either A. de Candolle [ 3] or Fedorov [ 5].

Greater clarity is required however as to how the ICF might integrate both objective and subjective dimensions to provide a more complete and comprehensive classification of functioning, disability and health [ 4].

The same authors claim that a better and more complete description of the classification accuracy is the area under the ROC curve.

Full sequencing of breast cancer genomes could potentially refine classification and give a more complete picture of the mutational profile of cancer and thus aid therapy decisions.

This classification of replication origins will become more complete when more haloarchaeal genomes become available and will aid in the understanding of replication origins in novel haloarchaea.