Sentence examples for technical classification from inspiring English sources
A Treasury source said: "This is an ONS decision on a technical classification issue.
Weedy isn't a technical classification of plants or animals, but rather a type of lifestyle.
The move, which the Treasury dismissed as a "technical classification" with few policy implications, prompted Tory warnings that Britain was now facing a debt crisis.
A legal loophole means authorities can rely on a technical classification of the land that ignores the presence of standing trees in evaluating requests for land use change.
Homeowners will likely get more help from insurers thanks to the storm's technical classification as a post-tropical cyclone instead of a hurricane, according to the Financial Times.
We also analyzed the data by considering the technical classification as a diagnostic test, using the clinical classification as the gold standard, and calculated the sensitivity, specificity, likelihood ratios (LR), and post-test probabilities of this technical classification.
The technical classifications of supply vary among countries and services.
Agreement between these clinical and technical classifications was determined by calculating Cohen's kappa.
A social constructionist approach is rooted in the conceptual distinction between 'illness', understood as the lived experience of disease, and 'disease', understood as the biological condition or the reinterpretation of the illness experience by specialists in terms of technical classifications (7, 8).
For the state over all, the Michigan Department of Labor projects that job growth in software developers for applications is expected to grow 23.5percentt from 2010; for software developers for systems software, 36.9percentthethighestest of any technical job classification.
We used the WHO technical guidelines classification (WHO 2002; Table 2), rather than the simplified prevalence based field guide categories that are now used to determine treatment frequency (WHO 2006b; Table 2).
