Sentence examples for our classifications of from inspiring English sources

Again the feminist project is one of unmasking certain ordinary assumptions about our classifications of things: the category of Subject is not ontologically speaking what it may seem.

Finally, our classifications of published studies relied mainly on checking journal abstracts, but the accuracy of data presented in abstracts may be deficient and even inconsistent with corresponding data presented in the full journal article [28].

This supports our classifications of a change from non-monotonic to monotonic across the wide range of stimuli we presented.

First, our classifications of high risk groups were based partly on self-reported medical history in REGARDS.

Our classifications of MDD and BD were based on self-report, rather than formal psychiatric examination, although, as with chronic pain assessment, a structured approach was used (see "Detailed information of the UK Biobank variables used for classifying lifetime experience of probable bipolar disorder and depression" subsection).

Clearly, our classification of breast cancers as hormone-positive or negative, and Her2-positive or negative, is far too simplistic.

Recall our classification of the three types of independence.

The following section presents our classification of location verification approaches and their design models.

Our classification of software fault tolerance solutions is also based on a general taxonomy of design issues.

Our classification of "benign" and "malignant" lesions is also consistent with the WHO classification of soft tissue and bone tumours [68].

We extend the definition of possible resource adaptation from [17] in Table 1, which describes our classification of the literature and the dimensions used.