Sentence examples for necessary to classify from inspiring English sources

Now it is necessary to classify various types of coatings, films and layers.

Therefore, it seemed necessary to classify informal caregivers by their employment status (regular employees, irregular employees, and non-working caregivers).

After this first stage of extraction of spot laser from the background, it is necessary to classify each laser spot in order to compute separately their center.

Even the maximum values of 200 and 230 days were only slightly greater than the 180 days necessary to classify CPY as being persistent in sediment.

However, further investigations are necessary to classify the nature of the defects related to the excess arsenic incorporation by using low-density QD samples.

The results indicated that none of the suspected colonies contained all of the virulence factors necessary to classify them as E. coli O157 H7.

Given that DEHP metabolites, MBzP, and BPA were more variable, more than one sample may be necessary to adequately classify gestational exposure to these compounds.

An imaging modality that could accurately describe the disease in these three states would give clinicians the information necessary to properly classify disease extent and prognosis and plan treatment based on initial and intratreatment response.

10 19 20 Although not all influential authors in the past have felt it clinically necessary to separately classify internally and externally derived injuries, 11 animal injury research and imaging techniques of the late 20th century have largely validated the clinically derived distinctions of 'contusion' (external force) and 'strain' (intrinsic force).

Further molecular investigation and the use of a more sensitive method such as pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE) [ 21] for fingerprinting Salmonella serovars, would be necessary to correctly classify the various strains, but it is beyond the aim of this study.

Second, the energy classification indicates that it is necessary for DEA to classify inputs into two categories, which could not found in a conventional use of DEA.