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The phrase "as this should classify" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something fits into a particular category or classification.
Example: "The data collected from the survey is quite revealing, as this should classify the participants into distinct demographic groups."
Alternatives: "as this ought to categorize" or "as this is meant to classify".
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Moreover, we expect lncRNAs not to have matches to proteomics databases, as this should classify them as coding.
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But Duffy never quite answered the question about whether he thought the government should classify raising children as work.
"This should be classified as a rescue mission," Mr. Lott said.
Nevertheless, if such an ex-farmer committed suicide, one would have a very strong case for arguing that this should be classified as a "farmer's suicide".
The high court was reviewing whether agency judges are simply government employees with limited authority or, as Lucia argued, should be classified as officers of the United States.
Similarly, if a generally well-circumscribed lesion shows a single spiculation, this lesion should be classified as spiculated.
Callum Ross, a paleontologist at the University of Chicago in Illinois agrees: "Their claim that this specimen should be classified as haplorhine is unsupportable in light of modern methods of classification".
Results like this might possibly indicate MLPI should be classified as T3 and IFI should be classified as T4 both in 3D-CRT/IMRT population and conventional radiotherapy population.
Moreover, this person-time should be classified as unexposed until the second metformin prescription, at which point the remaining person-time should be classified as metformin-exposed.
But there is a dispute between the UK and the EU as to how benefits should be classified as safety net provisions, especially means-tested benefits.
Therefore, we validated that MLPI only should be classified as T3, and IFI should be classified as T4.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com