In the 20 years since Pennsylvania began awarding state football titles in four classifications, only two schools had completed such a double.
On Saturday night, 134 racecars in five classifications — from relatively glamorous modifieds to the scratch-and-dent cars of outlaw stocks — arrived to test their mettle, and metal, against the others.
Molecular structure elucidations and the electrochemical assessment of laccases have resulted in three classifications, namely: high, medium, and low redox potential laccases (Mot and Silaghi-Dumitrescu 2012; Mate and Alcalde 2015).
Due to these main drawbacks, the disagreement between reviewers in the case-scenarios was high (see Table 2); in six classifications there was disagreement in at least 6 of the 12 case-scenarios.
Units of weekly alcohol consumption during pregnancy were categorized in three classifications (0, 1 and ≥ 2).
The five stages of Tanner of pubic hair development were grouped in three classifications: Group 1 = subjects aged under 10 years and those who answered stage 1; Group 2 = subjects who answered stages 2 and 3; Group 3 = Subjects who answered stages 4 and 5.
The classification of ABPA based on other criteria was inconsistent with some features being severe in one classification but not in the other.
In these two classifications, the linear models offered 75%and70%0% correct classification rates, whereas the non-linear ones provided 93%and90%0%, using comparable validation procedures.
The American Small Business League (ASBL) filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the GSA seeking the specific names of all the firms included in the two classifications titled, "miscellaneous foreign contractors," and "classified domestic contractor".
To define the status of each commune in 1990, two classifications by the French National Institute for Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE) were considered, the Urban Zoning Classification and the Urban Unit classification (see Rudant et al, 2006).
