Sentence examples for the same classifications as from inspiring English sources

Any future studies should carefully report the exact classifications and exclusions used and attempt to use the same classifications as previous studies, at least in sensitivity analyses.

We then compared estimates of correct treatment measured by DO only, RR (historical cases) and CS (fictional cases) to cases with the same classifications as measured by DO with RE, calculating the arithmetic difference in point estimates and testing for significant differences by using chi-square or Fisher's exact, as appropriate.

"I would say talent-wise Redding is in the same classification as Oswalt," Hunsicker said.

They're coral, the small sea animals that belong to the same classification as anemones and jellyfish.

Giving evidence about the offences for the first time, Alqudsi cried and said it wasn't fair he was put in the same classification as terrorists in jail.

The current state of play that sees this multi-round shotgun have the same classification as an air rifle is just ridiculous.

Like other owners of Class A rigs -- the same classification as my ride for the day, the American Coach Eagle -- the Kirkpatricks find that many campgrounds cannot accommodate the newer super-size coaches.

The Booklet scored 2.2 on the Windows Experience Index which puts it in the same classification as that old Dell in the closet or a potato ricer.

This scheduling technique falls under the same classification as PF, which is a channel-aware but QoS-unaware strategy [11].

For our research at Ruhr-Universität Bochum in Germany, the decision fell for the German LIST questionnaire (Learning Strategies at University, Wild and Schiefele 1994), which is based on the same classification as MSLQ and takes up aspects from LASSI as well.

Where in the mainstream media has anyone reported that this is the same classification as heroin and cocaine?