Sentence examples for preferred to classify from inspiring English sources

While Rosenstock-Huessy provided a range of arguments against philosophers wanting to make more of reason and less of language, time and history than their due, and while he preferred to classify himself as a sociologist, he can also be seen as a social philosopher who argued for the philosophical necessity of the fusion of history, linguistics, anthropology, sociology, and religion.

In countries with different ethnic groups, it is preferred to classify the patients as whites and nonwhites.

RLC_ egAngela_1 and RLC_ egAngela_2 families have > 95%% identity between internal coding domains; however, LTRs have < 80%% similarity; consequently, we preferred to classify these elements as separate families.

Therefore our list is a bit longer, and we have preferred to classify the effect into two groups, where predictable haemolysis means that AHA can be expected in a G6PD-deficient patient, whereas possible haemolysis means that AHA may or may not take place, depending on dosage, other concomitant drugs, co-morbidity and other factors.

Lean, jumpy, thoughtful, sometimes acerbic, this body of work stands nevertheless as the second-phase legacy of a superb rock band some may prefer to classify as funk.

Mr. German, who has worked as an engineer at Honda, Chrysler and the Environmental Protection Agency, prefers to classify hybrids in a different way, as either parallel or series designs.

Some authorities prefer to classify traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhages as a separate disorder from those that occur spontaneously as the result of a ruptured aneurysm or other internal pathology.

Spoken on the islands of Oceania from New Guinea to Hawaii to Easter Island, certain of these languages share so little basic vocabulary that some scholars prefer to classify them in smaller, more cohesive groups.

Japanese and Chinese pathologists prefer to classify LGD as mild-dysplasia or moderate-dysplasia, and HGD as severe-dysplasia.

Our analysis of the regional trends in classification indicates that more consultants in the Northern regions of the country prefer to classify OASI as 2nd degree.

Because all the Clades I, IV, and V contain the trihelix genes in ancestral species at rooting positions, and thus we prefer to classify them in three different clades (Fig.  1).