Sentence examples for more classifications from inspiring English sources

People talk about tightening the regulations but the danger of that is that you end up with more classifications.

There are more classifications that provide benefits to companies in particular industries, from furniture wholesalers with fewer than 100 employees to state banks with less than $100 million in assets, the federation says.

National Association of Police Organizations National Association of School Safety and Law Enforcement Officers National Spinal Cord Injury Association United States Catholic Conference YWCA of the U.S.A. Four more classifications of anti-gun nuts follow.

As ever, the London three-piece are much easier to enthuse about than describe, having laboured under more classifications than they'd care to remember during their three-year career; and while Brit-funk has been perhaps the least inspired charge levelled at them, there's also been kraut-rock and post-house, all too often accompanied by "fusion", with its awkward hint of uncertainty.

For estimation of IUSSB, more classifications may be still required which is similar to DMSP-OLS RC NTL.

The knock-on effect of having more classifications is that this year's Paralympic swimming as a whole has 148 gold medals up for grabs compared with 34 at the Olympics.

While in the hierarchical approach more classification steps are performed, with the corresponding accumulation of errors, results are quite similar to the direct classification approach.

After all, prospective students arguably view that "four years or more" classification as an implication that they can graduate from any of these schools within four years.

In the future, we will continue to implement more classification algorithms and add the options for a more flexible parameter control.

When the full model could not be applied to a record due to missing values in one or more classification variables, models with less classification variables were used.

Applying our method to study more cancers and more classification groups (such as stage, age, ethics, and sex) will give us further insight into the various pathogenesis mechanisms.