Sentence examples for classifications as part of from inspiring English sources

See Brief of Amicus Curiae of Anti-Defamation League in Support of Neither Party at 6. Ricci's supporters assert that a decision in favor of DeStefano would essentially condone racial classifications as part of employment decisions, undermining state laws which prohibit discrimination based on race.

The histopathologist creates histopathological classifications as part of the integral clinical diagnostics by microscopically analysing routinely stained tissue sections in a first step at low magnifications (wide angle of view) to catch the overall staining pattern, and then, if necessary, studies the tissue structures at higher magnification (small angle of view).

Newcomers to home schooling resist easy classification as part of the religious right or freewheeling left, who dominated the movement for decades, according to those who study the practice.

The final obstacle to its classification as part of the Anatolian group of languages was removed in 1959 by linguist Onofrio Carruba, who proved that Lydian, like the other members of the group, does not possess a separate feminine gender.

According to the normalized total-influential matrix earlier presented in Table 7, generally, (C_{3})'s (fuel cost) classification as part of the causal cluster is not depicted statistically in this table.

This raster dataset is a georeferenced image containing land cover classifications developed as part of a study of oil palm expansion and deforestation in southwest Cameroon.

In the wrapper-based approach, no knowledge of the classification algorithm is needed for the feature selection process, which finds optimal features by using the classification algorithm as part of the evaluation function.

The basis of the assessment is Broad Habitats, a classification developed as part of the United Kingdom (UK Biodiversity Action Plann.

Objectives: This study aims to determine the inter- and intraobserver reliabilities of an aetiological classification devised as part of a community-based stroke register.

The authors recommend that the elements belonging to this terminology should be either replaced by similar elements in the existing controlled terminologies and classifications or included as part of the EHRs in order to facilitate the ETL.

Because the BR classification was used as part of the decision-making process, a statistical analysis between the BR classification and the type of valvular dysfunction found at surgery could not be performed.