Sentence examples for routine classification from inspiring English sources

Even as the case progressed through the courts, the accident report at its center came up for a routine classification review inside the Pentagon.

Some of this classificatory "matter out of place" - from humble house dust in her Highgate house to the abominations of Leviticus for the Hebrews - was polluting, but other breaches of routine classification had the capacity to renew the world symbolically.

Moreover, both markers might be helpful in the routine classification of GC subtypes.

The increasing amount of data supports the concept that microarray analysis could be introduced soon into the routine classification of cancer [ 16, 23, 35].

The definition used in routine classification of tail damage in Sweden is that "at least half of the tail is missing or clear signs of bite damage on the tail" [ 9].

Taking the definition used in routine classification of tail damage in Sweden and findings in other countries, such as the high prevalence reported from Finland by Valros et al. [ 8], into account, it could be suspected that the true prevalence of tail damage in Sweden is considerably higher than reported from the routine recordings.

This is in line with the approach that explains changes in the labour market structure according to a routine/non-routine classification of the tasks performed in jobs.

Therefore, a process-based image analysis procedure was designed for routine crop classification for an agricultural region in Kırklareli, Turkey.

Routine immunophenotypic classification using panel of monoclonal antibodies (moAbs) was performed as described previously [ 4].

Hence, one minor limitation of this study is that it started prior to the routine clinical classification of genomovar status, although this alone cannot predict clinical outcome in any individual patient.

The new approach could help make such classification routine.