Although both categories contain terms with similar experimental paradigms (such as performance in different mazes), the reported results of the tests vary, warranting classification to two different categories.
K. platyops ' markedly different morphology warrants its classification as a new genus.
(The key difference between Tye's 2000 account on the one hand and the Nichols and Stich account on the other that warrants the classification of Tye's view here rather than in the section on self-detection models is this: Tye rejects the idea that the process is one of internal detection, while Nichols and Stich stress that idea.
The recurrent retrieval of these closely related ribotypes, all of which fall within a particular cluster of the γ-proteobacteria, from coral specimens of different species and geographical regions suggests that this group of γ-proteobacteria occupies a specific niche possibly associated with reef coral tissues, and warrants a classification for this group.
The system quickly organized and its circulation became more defined, warranting its classification as a tropical depression early on August 15.
Based on skull morphometrics, C. l. ligoni was recognized by Goldman (1944), Hall (1981) and Pedersen (1982) as a distinct population possibly warranting subspecific classification; however, Nowak (1996) considered it to be an isolated population of C. l. nubilis.
Its extreme infectivity and capacity to cause debilitating and possibly fatal illness has warranted its classification by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as one of six Category A Select Agents most likely to be used as a biological weapon.
Recent isolations of the agent from passerines with conjunctivitis and the spread of the infection throughout eastern USA and Canada have warranted its classification among emerging infectious diseases in wildlife [ 16, 17].
Strong outflow from Luis prevented development of the wave, and it continued westward until crossing into the eastern Pacific Ocean on September 12. Convection increased as it moved through the Gulf of Tehuantepec, and the cloud pattern organized sufficiently to warrant Dvorak classifications for the system on September 15.
It is the first time Japan's nuclear regulator has deemed an incident serious enough to warrant an international classification since the country's triple disaster almost two and a half years ago.
