Sentence examples for more elaborate classification from inspiring English sources

Some of the more elaborate classification tables list 80 different varieties.

Thirdly, jobs are classified into only three categories – low-, medium- and high-skill – while a more elaborate classification might yield additional insights.

Advances in gene expression profiling and immunohistochemistry as its surrogate marker have led to the unmasking of new breast cancer molecular subtypes, resulting in the emergence of more elaborate classification systems that are therapeutically and prognostically more predictive.

As we incorporate tens of millions of additional functional elements into our database and perform more elaborate classifications, a command line interface will become too cumbersome to use.

For a more detailed classification, see anseriform.

Further classification for a more elaborate job-exposure matrix (for example: position in the team while fire fighting) was considered inappropriate and not reliable.

Whether this classification was not only more elaborate than Aristotle's, but also had a different basis (that in Aristotle being a classification of things according to how they are referred to, that in Speusippus being a classification of terms themselves), is in dispute (Barnes 1971, Tarán 1978).

Perry's subsequent theories replace belief states with more elaborate systems of mental representation, and replace classification of belief states by characters with classifications of mental representations by cognitive roles and various types of semantic values.

To speak of medieval semiotics is not to speak of a precisely defined discipline besides, and distinct from, other medieval arts and sciences; it is rather to speak of a complex field of more or less — mostly more — elaborate reflections on the concept of sign, its nature, function, and classification.

Further classification and standardization work is needed to permit more elaborate studies.

More recently, Adams [6] presents a comprehensive survey of AQM along with an elaborate classification and comparison of its proposed variants and its use in the wireless context.