Sentence examples for classifications is open from inspiring English sources
While this classifications is open to five-a-side blind football, women are not eligible to compete at the Paralympic Games.
This classification is open for skiers with cerebral palsy or a similar neurological condition as long as it affects one leg and one arm.
"We've always felt as athletes that the classification system is open to abuse by people who want to cheat, and misrepresent themselves within the classification room," says Storey.
Such classifications are subject to heightened scrutiny.
We performed the classification using R, which is open source statistical software.
Based on the phosphate solubilizing ability, which is expressed in wide distribution in Pseudomonas species, this classification cannot be conclusive and is open to alternative interpretations [ 7– 10].
The noncompatibilist is open to multiple classification schemes answerable to different pragmatic interests in classifying.
A contextual sys-net without an indication of how its options are realised linguistically has serious disadvantages: it is open to misreading; it lacks linguistic validation; and its use in the classification of register is therefore open to doubt.
Psychiatry is often criticized for making such changes, and to be sure, the basis for some additions to the diagnostic classification may be open to question.
As for partitioning of the FUEs into the selfish and non-selfish classes, we tend to believe that the validity and usefulness of this classification is an open question that is subject to quantitative analysis using an appropriate mathematical framework and the available extensive comparative-genomic data.
