Sentence examples for and he classification from inspiring English sources

Cirrhosis etiology, HE precipitating factors and HE classification (episodic or persistent) in the two groups were compared by Z score.

He was the first to try and derive principles of natural classification reflecting the overall similarities between plants and he produced a classification scheme well in advance of its day.

By the end of 2006, he was physically unable to sail in the single-handed 2.4-meter class and he was near Classification 1 status.

In his second aesthetic treatise (Bolzano 1849b), Bolzano explains his understanding of fine arts and of works of fine art, and he presents a classification of fine arts based on an ontological analysis of the works of fine art.

Mr. Weldon said the briefing he attended was at the "code word level" of classification, and he said he was so alarmed that he drafted an amendment to the 2003 defense authorization bill.

Ben Carson shares the latter classification, and he's head and shoulders above the rest of the GOP field, other than Trump.

The team's only silver medal was won by Richard Burt in the giant slalom B3 classification and he also won a bronze in the super-G B3.

He ducked classification and genre corrals as much as he could: as far as he was concerned he was a tale-teller, a writer of fiction, and as far as he was concerned the tales and the fiction did not need to have labels.

And, he added, scholars need a classification system that is coherent -- more Library of Congress than eBay.

But while Froome would have gladly taken a second stage win of the Tour so far, his primary concern was distancing his general classification rivals, and he did that comfortably despite slowing relative to Martin towards the finish.

Kohavi [6] studied model selection and assessment for classification problems, and he indicates that stratification is generally a good strategy when creating cross-validation folds.