Sentence examples for a separate classification from inspiring English sources

The report's conclusions come out strongly in favour of recording overseas students in a separate classification and not counting them against the overall limit on net migration.

According to Laskin et al. [16] cellular and mixed type neurothekeoma failed to show convincing evidence of neurosustentacular differentiation and, thus, warranted a separate classification.

A separate classification of badlands with bare soils was not possible, because the resolution of the grid cells was not small enough. Figure 3 Simulation of the soil loss rates in the Miyun catchment area (reference year 2009).

A separate classification was made by classifying samples to the tissue with the highest Pearson correlation coefficient.

In a separate classification, the costs of induced abortion were also considered to include patient/family costs and government costs.

In summary, the RF works by constructing multiple decision (or classification) trees, with each tree providing a separate classification for an input feature vector.

In the early 19th century Jean Baptiste Lamarck (1744 1829) proposed a system that featured the separate classification of vertebrates and invertebrates.

Note: Sometimes confused with Camouflagicus Maximus, Humanus Texicanii are from an autonomous country, hence the separate classification.

Nine separate classification schemas containing a total of 127 functional classes were studied.

Otherwise, a decline in the rate of classification accuracy would have been trivial considering that the classification had been applied for exposure realizations separately (an accurate classification in this case requires two separate classification procedure for each of the exposure realizations and both procedures must identify each of the realizations in the true exposure group).

Therefore, in order to confirm the Plan, the Debtor must show that (i) there is a reasonable basis for the Debtor's separate classification of the general unsecured creditors, the 10% Senior Noteholders, and the 2.9% Convertible Note Claims; and (ii) that the Debtor cannot confirm a plan absent the separate classification of unsecured claims.