Sentence examples for useful categorization from inspiring English sources

But, when you aggregate all those bookmarks and labels, it turns out that Delicious users are collectively producing a surprisingly useful categorization scheme for the Web.

A useful categorization of financial instruments, both in terms of processing as well as for risk measurement, is looking at the cash flows.

By offering a useful categorization of New information to explain prosodic prominence choices, this study greatly enriches our understanding of the semogenic power of intonation in signaling information structure and realizing speakers' communicative goals.

The SciFinder 2007 version has a much finer grained and useful categorization tool however that does not solve the problem of results mixed with drugs, protein sequences and pesticides.

Observations such as these have led Cooper et al. (2003) to conclude that race "has not shown to provide a useful categorization of genetic information about the response to drugs, diagnosis, or causes of disease".

The Building Blocks Framework provides a useful categorization of health systems elements into several 'blocks', which portray the system as a blending of various structural, organizational and institutional components.

An alternative explanation for the positive correlation between alphabet size and performance in myosin is that the Atchley-factor alphabets are not useful categorizations of the data.

The results observed from this work would be useful in categorization of watershed for future water management and selection recharge structure in the area.

Our subjects might have found the features in the bird's head extra useful for categorization.

Control fragments do not run that risk since they are guaranteed to be informative for some other task (the Control task) and therefore are useful for categorization.

In this study, we use this categorization as a useful tool for understanding and identifying potential instruments.