Sentence examples for subclasses from inspiring English sources

Less surprising indeed, the predicate of the whole exercise was that within Dr Sander's two main classes of cancer he recognised 31 subclasses.

Chris Sander of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Centre, in New York, used an algorithm based on tumours' genetic and epigenetic characteristics to describe 31 subclasses of cancer.

Subclasses delineate processes, structural features and functional features of the technology in that particular class.

Postgres improved upon INGRES by adding object-oriented programming, which uses predefined modular units (such as objects, classes, and subclasses) in order to make computer programming faster, more versatile, and easier to maintain.

These five classes were subsequently expanded to 10 by designating as separate classes certain large categories, such as vehicles, medical material, repair parts, and sales items, which formerly were considered as subclasses.

Nouns carry number and gender and are inflected for case (role in the sentence, such as subject, direct object, or indirect object), as are pronouns and numerals, which are subclasses of nouns.

Shell microstructure and mineralogy evidence generally support paleontological conclusions that the class Bivalvia comprises six subclasses, recognizing, however, that some of these taxa may have more than one first ancestor (polyphyletic).

The word classes included nouns, verbs, and pronouns (each with several subclasses), and particles.

Formation of additional bonds in a variety of ways leads to monocyclic, bicyclic, and further subclasses in which one, two, or larger numbers of rings are present.

There are several subclasses designated RRa, RRb, RRc, and RRd based on the manner in which the light varies with time.

According to Mr. Miccolis, asset allocation involves picking asset classes (think stocks and bonds) and subclasses/sectors that do not move in synch and then putting the right proportions of each in your portfolio.