Sentence examples for in the same classification as from inspiring English sources
"I would say talent-wise Redding is in the same classification as Oswalt," Hunsicker said.
Giving evidence about the offences for the first time, Alqudsi cried and said it wasn't fair he was put in the same classification as terrorists in jail.
The Booklet scored 2.2 on the Windows Experience Index which puts it in the same classification as that old Dell in the closet or a potato ricer.
Nigel Hawkes of The Times criticized what he saw as Taylor's conclusion that "we are all a little bit brainwashed by our culture and experience" and noted that this assessment places Jim Jones of the Peoples Temple group in the same classification as the tabloid press.
The results of the current study indicate the new recommendation by the International Expert Committee to use A1C to diagnose diabetes would result in the same classification as fasting glucose for 97.7% of U.S. adults.
Similarly, analyses using the RC method resulted in the same classification as Eckburg's analysis with a bootstrap confidence (Bc) superior to 95%, suggesting that our Firmicutes DNA barcodes provided 12 false-positive results.
Only 63% of the participants remain in the same classification at 30 m as they were for 1 km.
10 13 14 In contrast, more than half (53%) of the ACL injuries in male football players in a recently published video study, using the same classification as in our study, were categorised as contact injuries.
Since 1995, however, self-assigned ethnicity has been recorded in the Hospital Episode Statistics HESS) database (using the same classification as the census) and HES data can now be linked to cancer registration data thus providing more reliable information on ethnicity than was previously available (Jack et al, 2006).
Our Principal Factors Analyses therefore have to be regarded as confirmatory, in that they were intended to test whether nurses' knowledge had the same classification as the classification used in the national guideline.
