Sentence examples for classification of more from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The Bush administration asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to review an appeals court decision that it said had created a "serious threat to national security" by requiring the government to supply extensive evidence supporting the classification of more than 180 Guantánamo detainees as enemy combatants.

The annual BBFC report, which detailed the classification of more than 950 films in UK cinemas last year, also described the 19 complaints as "a very low figure for most complained-about film", and "a tiny proportion of those who will have seen it".

Our results provide a comprehensive classification of more than 280 genes from our primary HVC marker list that are related to a wide variety of genetic, biochemical and cellular functions as presented in Tables 2 7.

Here, the description, measurement, and classification of more than 300 dune bedforms are presented.

TF family collections provide structural classification of more than 7000 TFs that belong to more than 1000 reconstructed TF regulogs.

Therefore, the classification of more than 60%32(32 of 53 genes) of the genes with RP gene expression patterns was consistent between the two clustering analyses.

Some point to ancient religious texts, others to rigid classifications of more local definitions of community and identities by British imperial administrators.

Approximate site symmetries were extracted in direct space first for objects that were appealing to a human being in Ref. [40] and later on combined with Bravais lattice types for classifications of more or less 2D periodic images into plane symmetry groups.

In patients and control subjects, we also found no difference between types of categorization, despite previous reports of greater fusiform activity for the classifications of more visual attributes such as size (Thompson-Schill et al., 1997).

Following our design approach, we provide a classification system with a runner-independent surface classification rate of more than 80%.

A distance of 3 standard deviations represents a classification accuracy of more than 90%.