Sentence examples for the study and classification of from inspiring English sources

American ornithologist who advanced the study and classification of North American birds.

Having duly credited coinage to Mankiewicz and zinged a wake-up call to a couple of my fellow lexicographers, I have today minted an extension of his word in the headline over this column, if you can make it out through the artwork: retronymy, "the study and classification of retronyms".

In grad school, I went into regular biology and got out of phylogenetic systematics, the study and classification of the distribution and diversity of organisms.

As a skillful clinician with a superb clinical insight, he contributed greatly to the study and classification of a plethora of dermatological illnesses.

Strengths include collection of data from medical charts on individuals who did not participate in the study and classification of these individuals by whether they were invited to participate but declined or were not invited to participate at all.

Genetic resources have however been established for the systematic study and classification of lichens, reviewed in [ 5].

Use of the InterVA method ensured that causes of death were standardized between study settings and over time (a significant advantage in the current study) and classification of asphyxia cases based on probabilistic reasoning relating to multiple causes may overcome misclassification bias associated with lay-reports and alternative methods of verbal autopsy interpretation.

Searching for such loci systematically at a genome-wide level will require extremely large-scale sequencing, for which the technology is currently being developed and which will present us with new statistical challenges and methodological difficulties pertaining, for example, to the functional study and classification of identified variants.

Hyperspectral optical imaging opens new ways for the non-invasive study and classification of different forms of irregularity in structural colors.

For this reason, a detailed hydrogeochemical study and classification of the groundwater was carried out to evaluate their suitability for various purposes, viz., domestic/drinking water and irrigation/agricultural purposes.

The chapter is based on analytical studies and classification of sunlighting strategies, which is a part of a broader research including people's reactions and attitudes toward various daylighting design strategies in different working and living spaces.