Sentence examples for are expected to classify from inspiring English sources

The reports are expected to classify six of the schools involved as inadequate owing to concerns about student safeguarding, especially regarding the protection of pupils from exposure to extremism.

Professor Glazer predicted that in the decades to come, racial and ethnic distinctions would be further blurred by intermarriage (about one in three grandchildren of Hispanic immigrants marry non-Hispanic spouses; by 2050, nearly 1 in 20 Americans are expected to classify themselves as multiracial).

The model classified 73%% of the dwellings correctly in the group below and above the median, that is, 27%% could be misclassified and a random allocation is expected to classify 50%% correctly.

Follow-up eGFR was used instead of baseline eGFR because not all patients had a baseline GFR, and as renal function deteriorates over time, the follow-up eGFR was expected to classify patients by their most severe disease indicator.

Legislatures are expected to tackle how to classify, regulate and, perhaps most importantly, tax the relatively new products.

However, the latter are expected to be also classified by STR based on the presence of TIRs, whereas the former are expected to be classified either by HOM, if they are autonomous elements, or by TSD, if they are not.

Green groups and the American government are expected to lobby the global community to classify polar bears as a species threatened with extinction.

Federal prosecutors presenting the government's case against six men accused of plotting an attack on Fort Dix have filed legal papers indicating that matters related to classified information are expected to arise during the trial.

And while advertisers are expected to spend less on display, classified and e-mail ads, they will spend more on search and video ads.

In this case the white-filled symbols represent populations derived from samples classified as 'normal', and are expected to be dominated by one or a few species, and the red or blue-filled symbols represent populations classified as bacterial vaginosis (BV), where there is expected to be a more even distribution of species [35], [36].

She is still classified as under-occupying her home because, by housing benefit rules, until the children are 10 they are expected to share a room.