Sentence examples for the classification reflects from inspiring English sources
The classification reflects its time (19th century) and place (western Europe) of conception in the sense that the study of religion was not yet liberated from its ties to the philosophy of religion and theology.
The 'Direct Match' category means the classification reflects matches to the taxonomy without a conflicting lineage but the classification could be from any rank, including strain, species, genus or higher.
First, if the classification reflected tuning to individual finger movements, all classifiers should show the highest accuracy in the contralateral hand area of S1 and M1, where finger representations are the strongest (Wiestler et al., 2011).
Though the classification of the COW was complex, this classification reflects the true relationship between the morphology and hemodynamics of cerebral vessel.
Although they mostly overlap, note that this classification reflects the region of highest degree rather than the region of origin.
Flexible categorization requires continuous monitoring of the changes in the environment to ensure that classification reflects current task demands, even after categories are well learned.
As in the PCA analysis, the sample classification reflects the temporal scale of developmental stages.
In analogy with oncological surgery where the R classification reflects the completeness of the surgical procedure, the proposed categorization of residual infection reflects the effect of the source control intervention, supports planning of future treatment and correlates with prognosis.
Table 4 also shows that the OECD classification reflects fairly accurately the educational composition of the workforce: workers in the high-tech sector have about two and a half more years of schooling than workers in the low tech sector.
The molecular classification reflects biological processes and pathways within the tumour cell, not only the morphological features.
All the groups that have scientific names are monophyletic (i.e. they are clades), so the scientific classification reflects evolutionary history.
