In her account, she contrasts the neurologist's (and society's) assumption that a diagnosis would be devastating with her own desire, as someone entirely integrated into the wheelchair basketball community, to get a classification and qualify to try out for the Canadian national team: "The doctor sits me down, and looks at me solemnly.
Under that classification, he was qualified for military service only in case of extreme national emergency, meaning that he effectively moved to the very back of the line.
The first three classifications should qualify the patient for entry into an endoscopic surveillance programme.
Then, these data are used for classifications to qualify the thresholds of stress for individuals (see details in section on statistics below).
The challenged statute contains a classification which excludes otherwise qualified voters who are as substantially affected and directly interested in the matter voted upon as are those who are permitted to vote.
The presence of mucocutaneous vesicles in the external auditory canal, on the tympanic membrane or on the base of the tongue, or IgM antibodies detected in serum the viruses qualified for classification as virally associated facial palsy.
The latter classification would finally qualify some video games as art and developers and gamers have been cautiously excited ), if a bit impatient.
The vast majority of people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders today would never have qualified under the 1980 classification, and no formal classification separate from schizophrenia existed before then.
The draft board ledger states that his medical deferment remained in place from 1968 until 1972, when it was changed to a similar classification: 4-F, or not qualified for service.
The cost of training staff was excluded as their classifications indicate they are already qualified for their role.
