Sentence examples for in its classification from inspiring English sources

His offence was to have repeated his view that cannabis and ecstasy are both less harmful than the government implies in its classification of them.

Pseudotrichonympha occurs in many different termite host species, but its diversity and taxonomy are both understudied, and a long history of mistaken identities has led to too much contradictions and confusion in its classification.

The site of origin of a tumour, which is so important in its classification and naming (as explained above), also is an important determinant of the way a tumour will grow, how fast it will give rise to clinical symptoms, and how early it may be diagnosed.

Thus, the carbon content of coal is used in its classification.

The L/Smean ratio remained relatively constant in its classification accuracy of CTP outside of a global maximum at 38%%.

Nostocine A exhibited strong inhibitory activity to the root elongation of barnyard grass, high antifeedant activity to cotton ballworm, and acute toxicity to mice resulting in its classification as a dangerous poison (Hirata et al. 2003).

While some people say it isn't strictly an emoji, Unicode does include the shrug gesture ¯\__/¯ in its classifications.

And this is precisely what ICF provides the basic mechanism for doing so in its classifications and coding system (in this instance, the relevant ICF code is e5800).

Each room, section or area shall be considered individually in determining its classification.

(ii) Each room, section, or area shall be considered individually in determining its classification.

In fact, its classification as a separate genotype is controversial [ 61].