vertical classification

vertical classification

a form of CLASSIFICATION stressing common descent and placing organisms in a single higher taxon to demonstrate PHYLETIC relationships. Compare HORIZONTAL CLASSIFICATION.
Collins Dictionary of Biology, 3rd ed. © W. G. Hale, V. A. Saunders, J. P. Margham 2005
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The detailed results of the vertical classification of the sample are given in Table 2.
mal (LIC = 0mm) and was cross-tabulated against the vertical classification of patients.
THE ROLE OF VERTICAL PARAMETERS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOWER INCISOR CROWDING AMONGST PATIENTS
In fact, one must say that this vertical classification of the Syrian citizens has been quite clear in the mind of President Al-Assad since the early phases of the crisis.
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The classification of deals is based on the four-digit SIC from CRSP with a 1% cutoff for vertical classification. Pure horizontal (vertical) dummy takes a value of one if the transaction is only a horizontal (vertical) transaction.
The classification is based on the four-digit SIC from CRSP with a 1 % (5%) cutoff for vertical classification in Panel A (B).
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The level of test according to vertical classification is divided in sequence according to speed percentage use.
Numeric expression of the quality of production technology
Although PII is the most ubiquitous classification, others include payment card information, federal tax information, classifications for the National Institute of Standards and Technology's various regulations, and vertical classifications such as protected health information.
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