Sentence examples for more comprehensive classification from inspiring English sources

It was concluded that this analysis opened the way for the possibility of comparing differing taxonomies and could pave the way for a more comprehensive classification method.

Thus, a more comprehensive classification of research articles may be represented by a two layer categorization scheme, where one layer reflects phenomena or objects while the other one stands for the methods of investigation.

With increasing trade in economic and medicinal plants the need for a more comprehensive classification system increased.

Therefore, we propose a more comprehensive classification of A1 APs based on phylogenetic clustering.

A more comprehensive classification of muscle cell types at the eumetazoan taxonomic scale therefore remains to be elaborated, by integrating not only cytological characteristics but also molecular and developmental features.

We found the use of nitrosatable drugs in pregnancy among NBDPS participants substantially to be more common than in the study populations of these three studies, most likely because of a more comprehensive classification scheme based on a review by Brambilla and Martelli (2007).

In comparison to the first version, it offers a more comprehensive clan classification, is fully compatible with Nelson's P450 databases, and has expanded functional categorization.

Overall, we introduced two concepts to decipher the "dark matter" in microbiota and provide a more comprehensive overview and classification of the biological diversity than rRNA alone.

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].

In this study, our primary objective was to reconstruct a phylogeny of Pedicularis with greatly expanded taxon sampling from China, particularly in the Himalaya-Hengduan Mountains, in order to provide a more comprehensive framework for infrageneric classification of Pedicularis.

Our results provide a comprehensive classification of more than 280 genes from our primary HVC marker list that are related to a wide variety of genetic, biochemical and cellular functions as presented in Tables 2 7.