Sentence examples for types of subsections from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 shows the distribution of results extracted by eFIP from full-text articles for the various types of subsections.

We noticed other advantages for splitting an article into subsections, mostly having to do with the confidence and certainty associated with the information extracted from various types of subsections.

The types of subsections and their distribution in the local PMC index are as follows: Abstract (8%), Introduction (4.2%), Background (1.5%), Methods & Materials (24%), Results (16.5%), Discussion (6%), Conclusions (1.6%), figure (21%) and other (17.2%).

A type is assigned to each subsection, depending on the title of the subsection's parent, or based on the type of subsection specified in the original XML file.

In an alternative classification proposed by Henri Romagnesi, it is the type species of subsection Emeticinae.

Hesler and Smith in their 1960 study of North American species of Lactarius defined L. indigo as the type species of subsection Caerulei, a group characterized by blue latex and a sticky, blue cap.

According to Rolf Singer's 1986 classification of Russula, R. virescens is the type species of subsection Virescentinae in section Rigidae, a grouping of mushrooms characterized by a cap surface that breaks into patches of bran-like (furfuraceous) particles.

It was the type species of subsection Exannulati in section Micacei of the genus Coprinus, a grouping of related taxa with veils made of sphaerocysts (round swollen cells usually formed in clusters) exclusively or with thin-filamentous connective hyphae intermixed.

In Ponce de Leon's classification of Geastrum, he placed the species in the subgenus Geastrum, section Geastrum, as the type of the subsection Sulcostomata, group Pectinatum.

The second type of discordance, concerning the monophyly of subsections, suggests that introgressive hybridization has occurred inside the CCCP clade, with at least two evidenced instances.

The second type of discordance concerns the monophyly of subsections: Chlamydodorae and Platyphyllae are paraphyletic in the chloroplast phylogeny (at least for F. craterostoma and F. trichopoda), and monophyletic in the nuclear phylogeny.