Sentence examples for more specific classification from inspiring English sources
After the first classification, a more specific classification was carried out, to identify different degrees of impact/uncertainty inside the low, medium and high areas.
Despite extensive discussion and efforts to develop appropriate response categories for the different types of primary health care facilities, the study team was not confident in the reliability and validity of the question with more specific classification of facilities and it was excluded from the final version of the questionnaire.
In 2005, we noticed a more specific classification of the mental disorders (table 4).
An enzyme is assigned four numbers each representing a more specific classification.
A more specific classification was developed in 1986 by the American Rheumatism Association (ARA), now called the American College of Rheumatology (ACR).
There was a decrease in the 'other glioma' group and some, but not all of the increase in astrocytomas may be due to more specific classification of these other gliomas.
Beyond the distinction between blunt and penetrating injury, more specific classifications of injury mechanism can be incorporated into predictive models of outcome after injury.
We further assessed the associations between gestational BPA exposure and more specific classifications of PTB.
For example, we searched for more specific classifications of stemness or pluripotency genes in three-state and four-state models.
More specific function classification data are shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3, and detailed annotations for each transcript are described in supplemental file S1.
The analysis of the real data set did suggest some interesting clusters, and we performed a gene ontology (GO) analysis on the tight clusters (clusters 3, 4, 5, 6, and 8) along with clusters 1 and 2. Basic GO organization consisting of three major categories – "biological process", "cellular component", and "molecular function" – is considered in addition to a more specific GO classification.
