Sentence examples for classifications a from inspiring English sources

Tops on our list: New York City, where in the last 12 months rents have jumped between 7.4% and 7.9% across the Class A, B and C apartment classifications ("A" being the most luxurious, "C" being the least).

In a study to assess the pharmacokinetics of eritoran in patients with impaired hepatic function, the drug was administered via intermittent intravenous infusion every 12 hours for six times, to 24 hepatic-impaired patients (12 each to Child-Pugh Classifications A and B) and 24 matching healthy volunteers.

A procedure that is endorsed by the group receives one of three classifications: A, B or C.

If we follow Hollywood's classifications, a woman hovering above 40 – from Jennifer Aniston to 77-year-old Tyzack – is an older actor, so some qualification seems necessary.

The unit approach suffered from the disadvantage inherent in such classifications: a restricted outlook based on existing practice.

"Accordingly, based on these classifications, a graduate could be working as a barista in Starbucks - or toiling away in any capacity in any kind of job, no matter how menial or poorly compensated or unrelated to law - and would be deemed employed and working in 'business,' " the complaint said.

EE was defined according to the Los Angeles classifications A-D [ 24].

This makes register classification a rational and feasible project.

For any form of classification, a small change in accuracy will have a disproportionately large impact on usability.

She became the leading expert in stellar classification, a world traveler, and an advocate for women's suffrage.

Another 88 of Clinton's emails contained information classified as "confidential," the lowest-level security classification, a State Department spokesman said.