Sentence examples for the common classification of from inspiring English sources
In this research takes advantage of continuous spatial data because in the common classification of spatial data, we will witness the loss of a significant amount of information.
This finding challenges the common classification of Nepenthes pitchers as simple passive traps and is of great adaptive significance for these tropical plants, which are often submitted to high rainfalls and variations in fluid concentration.
These auxiliary domains are the basis for the common classification of remodelers into four subfamilies: SWI/SNF, ISWI, CHD, and INO80 (Clapier and Cairns, 2009).
The common classification of E. coli isolates into different O serogroups is thought to indicate a distant relationship of these isolates.
13 The J-shaped relation is contentious, however, with some arguing that protective effects may be confounded by the common classification of heterogeneous non-drinking groups into a single referent category.
The FFQ food items were assigned to one of 80 food classes using the EPIC-Soft software (Voss et al, 1998), and grouped into 25 subordinated food groups based on nutrient profiles or culinary usage according to the common classification of the EPIC project (Slimani et al, 2002; Supplementary Figure 1 and Table 1).
The most common classification of asthma is the division into extrinsic (atopic, allergic) and intrinsic (non-allergic) phenotype.
As mentioned above, the most common classification of TFs is based on the structure of their DBD.
Instead of selecting the most common classification of these hits (like in method i above), the sequence was assigned to the hit that had the smallest global distance in a distance matrix based on MUSCLE [41] alignments of the best hits.
The most common classification of axial carpal dislocations is by Garcia-Elias et al. [14].
The most common classification of World Englishes by US linguist Braj Kachru (1986, 1988, 1992, 2011) visualizes the spread of English around the globe in a model consisting of three concentric circles.
