Sentence examples for rigorous classification from inspiring English sources

The Adriatic has two types of rather special sea bottoms, difficult to arrange in a rigorous classification but very common in the Mediterranean, namely, inlet-derived sediments and heat-altered sediments of the sea bottom proper.

The rigorous classification scheme presented here discovers a new class of artifact in CT image (Type 3).

By use of space-frequency domain coherence theory, we establish a rigorous classification for the electricfield vector to oscillate in one, two, or three spatial dimensions.

The present study, even though used a retrospective design, followed a rigorous classification of the class II patients and selected a well-matched control group.

Rigorous classification of assays and targets in bioassay databases has been a continuing challenge, with efforts ongoing by the projects BAO and BARD.

The IPS is a structured approach based on two prominent concepts: the rigorous classification of process behaviors and control tasks, and the use of standard performance indices to identify behaviors and schedule control activities accordingly.

We use the term "flavors" to refer to different types of disorder [9], [18] simply to indicate that we neither suggest a rigorous Aristotelian classification scheme, nor want to introduce any meaningful word for what appears a mesh of disorder.

Following closer inspection, we found that a majority (∼60%) of the differences in these ratios were due to the higher numbers of unclassified genera within the Lachnospiraceae family in samples A and B, pointing towards the need for a more rigorous taxonomic classification within phyla largely dominated by yet uncultured phylotypes, such as is the case for the Lachnospiraceae [8].

In this paper we present the first study that combines a rigorous track classification method with a capture-recapture model for research on an elusive carnivore.

Since Oregon eyes received a less rigorous AMD classification than Iowa eyes, the Oregon cohort was reserved for validation purposes only.

The simple ≥ 9 cutoff rule is desirable from the standpoints of interpretability and logistical ease, but more rigorous statistical classification tools might achieve better sensitivity and specificity.