Sentence examples for processes and classification from inspiring English sources

This unified nomenclature clarifies the nightmare and confusion of arbitrary gene annotation of the highly divergent RF genes characterized and deposited in gene bank databases so far and smartly eases data processes and classification in various comparative genomic studies and phylogenetic relationship between extended RF gene superfamily.

Lack of streamline accounting processes and classification terms make it challenging to identify funds towards global surgery.

Thus, the knowledge of human gene function was exploited for the identification of enriched biological processes and classification analysis.

39 In our earlier study, we reported the likelihood of a gradually diminishing underestimation in Korea's official suicide statistics (ie, they have become more accurate), due to improving death examination processes and classification.

Techniques for EMG signal detection, decomposition, process and classification were discussed along with their advantages and disadvantages.

The training process and classification results of the fuzzy-logic method by Cheron et al. (39) are superior to those of Neural Network based approaches; primarily in that the fuzzy system gives more consistent classification results and is insensitive to over-training.

(For a useful discussion of varieties of computational processes and their classification, see Piccinini 2008).

Furthermore, other novel spinning processes and their classification as reported in the literature are summarized.

We propose that the processes of categorization and classification variably shape the interface between applicants and examiners by influencing assessments of similarity between new and existing technologies.

As these children are very young, the emphasis is on terminology rather than the more scientific processes of description and classification, although these do occur.

Second, because foraging involves various cognitive processes, including detection and classification [23], noise might influence foraging performance in more subtle ways through effects on attention.