Sentence examples for part of a classification from inspiring English sources

Potato chips were strewn across the tables — Ruffles, Pringles, Lay's, Doritos — as part of a classification exercise: match physical characteristics to "species".

Intrinsic sleep disorders are part of a classification of a wider group of conditions that occur during natural sleep and affect its quality.

The last way to analyze the use of an external voice is endorsement, which is part of a classification system about writer stance addressed by Hu and Wang (2014).

Carroll [ 48] listed the family Gracilisuchidae as part of a classification scheme for all fossil vertebrates, but without discussion or justification.

It is not surprising that different classification systems for transport proteins have arisen, be it within a specialized database, focused on this functional class of proteins, or as part of a broader classification system for all proteins.

However, results show long tails and deviations, meaning that this behaviour is not generalized and every neoplasm should be analysed independently and not as part of a general classification (Fig.  4d, e and f).

MicroRNA-210 has previously been reported to be upregulated in renal cancer (Juan et al, 2010; Weng et al, 2010; White et al, 2011), and has been described as part of a miRNA classification system for this disease (Fridman et al, 2010).

Stowell and Plumbley tested this approach on several natural recordings, including birdsong from the British Library Sound Archive, and a large data set recorded in Brazil (77 hours; 501 species) that was publicly released as part of an annual classification challenge organized by the Scaled Acoustic BIODiversity platform project.

33 The main health problems of patients with AS have recently been listed as part of an International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health consensus process.

At the conference, Åke Wennmalm of the consulting agency Sustainpharma in Stockholm presented part of a new, expanded classification system that analyzes the environmental impacts of a drug where data are available as it travels through manufacturing, disposal, and human waste.

Subsequently, the retained genes are employed as part of a series of classification schemes in order to discriminate the patients into high and low risk groups, in terms of reoccurrence probability.