Sentence examples for viable classification from inspiring English sources

Plant leaves can have an assortment of unmistakable elements like green and non-green hue, simple and compound shape and distinctive vein designed surfaces, a solitary arrangement of elements may not be sufficiently adequate for a viable classification of heterogeneous plant sorts.

A viable classification system of perinatal deaths that can be applied to existing health information systems should incorporate, or at least relate conceptually, to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) system, serving as an information management tool for registered conditions.

Both autofluorescence signals could be observed simultaneously allowing a direct classification of viable and non-viable cells.

The third move was a conscious attempt to provide a viable criterion for register classification.

Table 3 Viable segments for sequence-based classification algorithm example Segment Measured distance (km) Minimum threshold (km) Maximum threshold (km) Possible station-to-station identities 1 1.358 1.29 1.426 BC, DE, ED 2 0.769 0.731 0.807 CD, DC 3 1.538 1.461 1.615 CB, EF, FE.

Upon this scenario, the possibility to implement the clan AA database with PSSMs is viable and compatible with our classification criterion if using the MRCs currently available to iterate searches that can improve the capability of the phylogenetic HMMs or generate highly informative PSSMs.

If required, the ways of selecting the most probable class among the viable alternatives found during the primary classification step, which are based on utilising the data frequency information, are also proposed.

With the recent growth of phylogenetics, this classification is no longer viable.

Degree of limb ischemia was graded by the Rutherford classification of severity as viable, threatened-marginal, threatened-immediate, or irreversible.

Based on published classification systems [20] [21], visualised schistosomal eggs were classified as viable mature, viable immature or dead if at least one of the specific characteristics from Table 1 was observed.

Further, the new method is simpler and more parsimonious than HMM based drought classification method and can be a viable alternative for probabilistic drought classification.