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This latter is again classified into intra notational and inter notational group entities.

The lesions were then again classified as progressive (>30 % increase), regressive (>30 % decrease), and stable (in between) [18 20].

Questions begin with wh-word are called Wh-Questions like who, why, when, how, etc. Fill-in-the-blank Questions are again classified into two subcategories: Cloze Questions (CQs) and Open Cloze Questions (OCQs) (Agarwal, 2012).

For total perception, the effect was again classified as medium (d = − 0.30, IC 95% − 0.33 0.27), indicating that there was a reduction of average magnitude on the mean post-test score.

Intersections can be broadly classified into two categories based on traffic control measures—(1) signalized intersections (intersections controlled by traffic signals) and (2) unsignalized intersections; the latter are again classified into (a) uncontrolled intersections, (b) stop sign controlled intersections, (c) yield sign controlled intersection and (d) roundabout.

The divorce meant that Skelton had lost his married man's deferment; he was once again classified as 1-A for service.

Watch them struggling out of their shells — albumen-coated miracles, translucent and greasy — and you'll never again classify eggs as inanimate objects.

Again, classifying FD features using SVM produced the highest relative accuracy: 86.91 % ((SD = 8.13, %)) averaged absolute accuracy against a chance level of 68.10 % ((SD = 11.79, %)).

Based on these physical and genetic differences, the researchers propose changing the dingo's scientific name back to Canis dingo, once again classifying it as its own species.

The IUCN Red List currently again classifies the species in Eptesicus, as Eptesicus malagasyensis.

Again classifying participants as Christian or non-Christian, a two-way interaction emerged between Christianity and author-theory, F 1, 348) = 60.54, p<.05, indicating that Christians preferred Behe-IDT, F 1, 188) = 25.77, p<.05, but non-Christians preferred Dawkins-ET, F 1, 162) = 39.58, p<.05.