Sentence examples for the classification's from inspiring English sources
McEwen, who swore to the heavens this morning that he was not interested in intermediate sprints as a way of capturing the green points jersey, then won the first of three sprints and briefly replaced Zabel as the classification's leader.
The King George VI Chase winner was rated 174, the lowest rating for the best staying chaser since War Of Attrition (173) eight years ago, while the Jim Windermereained Lord Windermere (166) is the lowest-rated Cheltenham Gold Cup winner in the Classification's 15-year history.
Field trials of diagnostic classification systems can be divided into two types: developmental field trials, which are designed to collect performance data from users during the revision process, and summative field trials, which aim to assess what users can expect in terms of the classification's psychometric properties after the classification has been completed.
Honda Gold Wing 1500SE ($17,999): The Wing, now more than 20 years old, virtually invented the luxury tourer genre and is by far the classification's current bestseller.
The classification's notation makes use of three-digit Arabic numerals for main classes, with fractional decimals allowing expansion for further detail.
When the sizes of positive and negative test sets are unbalanced, several common statistics such as sensitivity, specificity and accuracy may overstate or understate the classification's performance.
The tribunal also upheld the classification board's finding that The Spear was not pornographic.
Mean QoL scores were compared between neighbouring EHRA classes to assess the classification system's accuracy in semi-quantifying QoL.
It wasn't until the 20th century that the 1855 classification's impact grew.
A discussion of the resultant classification's utility in terms of retail strategy, including opportunities for better targeting through adjustment of the retail offer, is presented.
The classification of Alzheimer's disease is undergoing a significant transformation.
