Sentence examples for barely classified from inspiring English sources

The ethical issues are strange here, because after all viruses are barely classified as alive by our definition of the word.

There are also things that can barely be classified - such as US artist Carolee Schneeman, maker of Meat Joy, with a new performance piece Mysteries Of The Iconographies, and established film-makers trying something different - Thailand's Apichatpong Weerasethakul brings his multimedia installation Primitive.

Trolls are fundamentally not scary, and should barely be classified as monsters.

The down regulation of the ribosomal genes rplJ and rpsL also did not elicit any major growth modulation; the survival kinetics indicated that it could be classified as "barely bacteriostatic" (Figure 10).

The group of metabolic maps classified as barely functionally conserved includes important processes, such as amino acid metabolism, fatty acid degradation (beta-oxidation), and glycerolipid metabolism.

Species were broadly scored as 'succulent' or 'barely succulent' and additionally classified as barely succulent shrubs (the grass aloes, Aloe section Leptaloe), succulent shrubs (Aristaloe, Gonialoe and most of Aloe), branching trees (Aloidendron, Kumara) and scrambling shrubs with variably succulent leaves (Aloiampelos).

Because the drone program remains classified, it was barely discussed at the hearing.

This, however, does not mean excellent classification for all classes here, because a number of them have barely more than the training pixels classified into them.

Classified cultivars of switchgrass are barely removed from the wild, and rapidly evolving rDNA loci are likely still undergoing change.

NMEs Hamish MacBain classified the song as one of the "barely distinguishable slowies" and added that the "will to continue listening [the album] departs".

The cattle tick, Rhipicepahalus microplus, and the brown dog tick, R. sanguineus, are classified as Brevirostrata ticks because their mouthparts are short and barely penetrate into the epidermis of theirs hosts.