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One concern is that the division into genetically defined and clinically defined disorders moves the classification, at least partially, from one based upon underlying mechanisms to one based upon current understanding.

Called the  Compassionate Access, Research Expansion, and Respect States (CARERS) Act, the Senate bill 683 would also move the federal classification of marijuana a step closer to a rationally defensible one.

We have moved the univariate classification analysis to the supplement, leaving just the following in the main text: "As in many previous studies (cf. Cichy et al., 2014; Norman et al., 2006), the extra sensitivity achieved by combining multiple features supported the use of multivariate analysis to track neural representations".

In some cases, buildings can move up the classification rung.

In the next subtitle, biocompatibility of cardiovascular biomaterials is discussed briefly before we move into the classification.

The Toyota's non-classification moved the fourth-placed Audi No8 of Lucas di Grassi, Loïc Duval and Jarvis into third, just ensuring that the marque maintained its record of scoring a podium at every race since they first entered Le Mans in 1999.

The basic LVQ algorithm i.e., LVQ1 rewards correct classifications by moving the CV towards a presented input vector, whereas incorrect classifications are punished by moving the CV in an opposite direction.

Intuitively, the use of common database can stimulate the research in CTG signal processing and classification and move the community to the ultimate goal – an automatic analysis of CTG and its possible extension to a decision support system for clinicians.

It is easy to move subdivisions of the classification.

Taking into account the similarity in the signals used for speech recognition and ground moving target classification [16], the selection of cepstrum coefficients for the comparison seems reasonable.

When she moves from anthropological classification to fantasy, her figures adapt, evolutionlike, to the tasks at hand.