Sentence examples for a higher classification from inspiring English sources

Work experience is proving to be as desirable as a higher classification.

But Rye Neck withdrew that option two years ago to avoid moving into a higher classification.

But he said the allegations chime with other US reporting, collected by other agencies and at a higher classification, that pointed to ISI complicity with the Taliban.

They state: "Portrayals of potentially dangerous behaviour (especially relating to hanging, suicide and self-harm) which children and young people may potentially copy, will be cut if a higher classification is not appropriate".

Under the usual system, students whose average marks are narrowly short of a higher classification (the threshold for a first is 70%) could be graded up only if they had sufficient individual marks of a first-class standard, said the report in the THES.

It showed a higher classification success but performances were still low for more problematic taxa.

The rates vary by length of haul, size of shipment, and the product's classification (a number that reflects the ease with which the carrier can handle the product; for example, gravel has a low classification number, bees in hives have a high classification number).

The classifiers that are obtained achieve a double objective: a high classification level in the dataset and a high classification level for each class.

Thus, a high classification accuracy and an efficient representation of the ECG signals can be achieved.

We tested the proposed method on our patient database and achieved a high classification accuracy.

It was shown that using multiple feature sets resulted in a high classification accuracy.