Sentence examples for systems of classification from inspiring English sources

Many systems of classification followed this brief beginning.

Current systems of classification of the Cyperaceae divide it into two to five subfamilies.

Systems of classification are often based upon the longevity of the portions of plant aboveground.

Systems of classification frequently differ in the status given to the chalicotheres.

In earlier systems of classification, Ginkgo was placed in the class Coniferopsida, along with conifers (e.g., pine, fir, spruce).

Instead of a single feature, he attempted to base his systems of classification on all the structural characteristics, including internal anatomy.

On alternative systems of classifications, see Borges (1952).

Two systems of classification-the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) and the Morphology Section of the Manual of Tumor Nomenclature and Coding (MOTNAC; Percy, Berg and Thomas, 1968 -were tested.

Eichler's system was eventually modified into a more natural system of classification.

His system was thus a research tool and not merely a system of classification.

He defined the characters of the different species and devised a system of classification.