But Daniel Gerth, the lab's chief classification officer, ultimately decided to classify the article, despite disagreement among lower ranking staff about whether it contained classified information.
On Feb. 7, 2013, according to the internal lab report and Energy Department documents, the lab's chief classification officer Daniel Gerth summoned Doyle to a meeting in his office.
"That creates a lot of opportunities," says Scott Raye, chief of recruitment, classification, and staffing for the Defense Intelligence Agency.
Boyce et al. argue that standardization of data should improve the classification of chief complaint data as a first step in a syndromic classification pipeline [ 10].
Modern understanding of the forms of bacteria dates from Ferdinand Cohn's brilliant classifications, the chief results of which were published at various periods between 1853 and 1872.
The classification board chief, Leela Samson, said panel members saw the film and decided it could not be released as it posed a threat to public order.
The chief executive of the classification board, Rakesh Kumar, was arrested on Tuesday after a sting operation in which two of his associates sought 70,000 rupees (£700) on his behalf to speed up the censor's clearance for a film.
Consequently, the majority of emergency department syndromic surveillance systems rely primarily on chief complaint for the classification of visits into syndromes (symptom categories).
Classification chiefs are also expected to be more stringent on strong language in films aimed at family audiences.
The chief prosecutor, Thomas Haggstrom, lessened the legal classification of the level of suspicion to "reasonable" from "probable," but said the probe would continue.
But as the chief adviser to the White House on classification, he could urge a reversal or a revision of the reclassification program.
