Sentence examples for classification gradation from inspiring English sources
The path to becoming an "Operating Thetan," or pure spiritual being ("thetan" being Hubbard's word for the soul), is laid out in a table called "The Bridge to Total Freedom: Scientology Classification Gradation and Awareness Chart of Levels and Certificates".
The works of Jiva and Rupa delineated a detailed and fairly exhaustive classification of the types and gradations of bhakti.
17 However, ADC is not specific for the classification of HAND because the gradations of functional impairment it quantifies include deficits due to both neurocognitive deficits and myelopathy.
Because the binary functional/nonfunctional classification made in our experiments ignores such gradations, these ridges in the fitness landscape are reduced to a neutral network, with all mutants either on the network (if they are functional) or off the network (if they are nonfunctional).
The main consequence of the definition of the scale of values of OSI is that we can establish a comparison between the particular positions of any of the analyzed eyes in this classification and the position of the same eye in the gradation made by the LOCSIII system.
The impossibility for estimating whether there was or not some contribution of other type of cataract together with the predominant nuclear type, could be considered as one of the factors to explain the differences between the gradation made by the LOCS and the objective classification based on OSI.
The correspondence between the classification made by clinicians, by the LOCSIII chart, and the gradation established from the values of OSI, supports the applicability of this objective method to make a sound decision on the proper timing for a cataract surgery.
To complicate this matter further, the continuous gradation of key properties may require a shift to fuzzy classification approaches [9].
The change in the PMPRB system starting in 2010 was meant to provide a finer gradation in the 'moderate, little or no therapeutic improvement' group and as such did not affect the dichotomous classification used here between 'significant therapeutic advance' and 'no therapeutic advance'.
The RIFLE/AKIN and Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) classification systems are based on identifying a minimal change in renal functional parameters that are related to an outcome and a gradation of severity that associates with incremental risk of worse outcomes [3].
