All the classifications included one longleaf pine class (the slash pine-longleaf pine class in the empirical classification, longleaf/slash pine in FIA, and Longleaf Pine Woodland in USNVC).
If the classifications included in the Hawkes report classified a food item as healthy only if certain guidelines were fulfilled, we categorized that item in our analysis as both healthy and unhealthy.
For p21, the classifications included 3+ (strong p21 nuclear staining in > 10% tumor cells), 2+ (positive p21 nuclear staining in > 5% tumor cells), and 0/1+ (no or positive p21 nuclear staining in < 5% tumor cells).
Other characteristics of the classification include likelihood of friction with secular authorities, reluctance to co-operate with other religious organizations, a high rate of membership turnover, a low rate of doctrinal change, and strict uniformity of beliefs among members.
The classification includes products, such as protective clothing, sports equipment, and footwear.
The classification includes a fourth and a fifth generation, which is beyond my purview here.
For example, "ceramic, stone, and clay products," a single sector in the classification, includes both cement and glass production, despite the fact that cement's emissions intensity is more than 20 times that of glass.
At the testing stage, the classification (including LMA feature extraction, soft assignment and HMM decision) is achieved at a rate of 3.2 ms per frame, which is obviously fast enough for real-time applications.
The classification included one of 3 mutually exclusive degrees of conservation, in order of decreasing importance: 1) overlap with a UCSC Most Conserved segment, 2) conservation score >0.7, and 3) conservation score >0.3.
