Sentence examples for classification her from inspiring English sources

Using the above classification, her quality criteria belong to the classes' 1b and 2b.

George and Solomon [ 53, 54] have proposed a mediating link between the mother's attachment status and the attachment classification of her child, which is her symbolic representation of her relationship with her child i.e. her caregiving representation.

In both papers HER-2 positivity was determined by molecular classification of HER-2-associated genes rather than traditional measures of HER-2 protein overexpression and/or gene amplification.

Her classification, along with her high technical acumen, means that she is a valuable asset on any team.

That the design of their now-famous furniture was for many years attributed to Le Corbusier alone, that most of her architectural projects never made it past the drawing board, that her far-ranging commissions defied easy classification, that her most significant projects are either gone or off the beaten path: all this only contributed to the enigma.

She won European and World titles in the trunk and arms classification in her inaugural season as a paracanoeist in 2013 and continued her success in 2014, with further European and World crowns.

And while she can depend on her horses to look after her – "they're amazing, they can sense what mood you're in as soon as you get on" – she's not permitted any change in the classification of her disability: Wells has to remain at level four (the most able-bodied) even when her condition ought to place her in competition with less able-bodied riders.

Against official British Swimming/ASA policy, she has included the S17 classification in her gala.

She was given a clean bill of physical health and designated as a "medium-assaultive" risk prisoner based on the classification of her arrest.

Incredibly she had a long fight against the classification of her mother's illness as a "social condition" not a medical one, in order to qualify for home help.

Congress doesn't even need to be involved with any shift in policy, because the attorney general can change the federal government's classification with her signature alone.