Thus, if a union takes a very broad view of what is chargeable if, for example, it believes that supporting sympathetic political candidates is chargeable and bases its classification on that view the auditors will classify these political expenditures as chargeable.
CADABRA, a recently developed method for automatically measuring social interactions, bases its classifications for specific behaviors on changes in the relative position between flies [12].
While many small businesses can benefit from these tax code changes under the Trump administration, your business may not, depending on its classification (for example, S Corporation versus C Corporation).
In light of all the moves forward in the field and the parallel evolution of the Exposure Biology Program at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (Weis et al. 2005), Environmental Health Perspectives will be renaming its classification for publication of research on human contact with contaminants from "exposure assessment" to "exposure science".
Similarly, the Ramsar Convention based its classification system on the USFWS model, but it added a human-created, or cultural, wetland type.
bGuidelines of water quality and its classification (based on Indonesian Government Regulation No.82/2001) (Source: the State Secretary of the Republic of Indonesia 2001, Secretary of the Republic of Indonesia 2001).
Most frequently, diagnosis of lung cancer is at a late stage of disease with its classification being based on morphological appearance and immunohistological methods [7].
Its classification is based on substrate specificity and amino acid sequence similarity and encompasses eight classes: GSTA (alpha), GSTK (kappa), GSTM (mu), GSTP (pi), GSTS (sigma), GSTT (theta), GSTO (omega), and GSTZ (zeta) [ 19, 20].
Accumulating evidence indicates that the prevalence of MHO varies considerably based on the set of criteria used for its classification as well as on the cut-off values for each parameter included [ 19, 24, 25].
