While each agency has different procedures and criteria for classifying documents, all seem to operate under the assumption that classification is preferable to disclosure.
This analysis revealed that classification accuracy under perceptual certainty (i.e., 100% A, B) was significantly higher in the hippocampus (F2, 126 = 12.33, P < 0.001; Fig. 3), compared to the other two regions of interest within the MTL (HCvEC: P < 0.001; HCvPHG: P < 0.001).
Although that classification is accurate under U.S. law, those convictions didn't make the person more of a public threat, she argued.
The amount of "unhealthy" sponsorship is also probably an under-estimate, given that our classification system was conservative (eg, products promoting both inactive entertainment and non-active transport were not included in the "unhealthy" category).
Given the large number of policy instruments that fall under this classification scheme, we restricted our data collection to those most pertinent to our object, namely those that increase barriers to health insurance coverage and have the most potential for impacting health and health inequalities.
This was based on the observation of any of 17 co-morbid conditions [ 19], excluding those that came under the classification of the recorded cause of death, within 12 months of the date of admission for each particular episode of care.
However, given that this kind of education falls under the classification of secondary education in some countries, studies that focused on vocational training programs were included.
Although the minister eventually backed away from his threat to take the issue to the top trade arbiter, the Canadian government is worried that the classification under the European Commission's fuel quality directive could affect markets for the Canadian export.
Goldsmith, a former justice department official under George W. Bush, notes that over-classification has become a rampant problem in recent years.
