The phrase "above that classification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is ranked or categorized higher than a specific classification mentioned earlier in the text.
Example: "The species we discovered is classified above that classification, indicating its unique evolutionary traits."
Alternatives: "beyond that classification" or "higher than that classification".
When combined with the results of the sequence analyses described above, this classification reveals that ERβ-specific cis-acting regulatory elements are unlikely to exist in the genome, as all evidence point to the fact that the two ER subtypes can recognize identical sequence features.
There were a large number of voxels from clusters that showed above-chance classification for both (clear vs. rot) and (NV vs. rotNV).
In the framework proposed above, we assume that the classification of experimental conditions is unknown, which is automatically discovered by the mixture model.
Further, 16 parameters were considered (identified from the literature and self-validated by the CHWs through group discussions) together under the above broad classifications, that is, individual, health system and community levels (table 2).
Does above-chance classification accuracy imply that different sequences were represented as distinct spatial activation patterns as hypothesized?
For each bootstrap sample, we calculated the classification accuracy and determined the onset of above chance classification accuracy for between- and within-category classification (defined as the first time after 50 ms that was significantly above chance).
This is not to say of course that the classification presented above can provide a complete solution for every situation.
Although these additional markers have in general confirmed the above classification, it is likely that the current operational nomenclature will be subject to future refinement.
The proposed method for the above gait classification problem is nonparametric in nature.
Discussion of 'patents' hereafter refers only to patents in the above IPC classification.
