Sentence examples for be led to classify from inspiring English sources

A majority of them fell into what spectators who are not into Contemporary Art might be led to classify as pranks.

Our results led to classify patients as follows.

Because crosses between B. taurus and B. indicus cattle are recent events and, therefore, long chromosome segments are expected to have the same origin, a rolling average of 'b' values across seven segments of 30 or 31 SNPs was calculated, which led to more segments being clearly classified as taurine or indicine.

The lack of antenatal care, the lack of resources (e.g., no maternal intensive care unit available in the high risk maternity) were the main problems which led us to classify some patients as SAMM or NM, but the same criteria were used throughout the entire study without investigator interference.

The trailer also contains an unusually gruesome shot – towards the end, involving Wolverine's claws – which has led to it being classified a 15 by the BBFC.

References in Scientology writings to the elimination of "parasites" and "antisocial" people who stand in the way of progress towards Scientology's utopian world "without insanity, without criminals and without war" evoke uncomfortable parallels with Nazism, and have led to Scientology being classified as an "extremist political movement".

For example for the FEDEA index and the Berge Jordà chronology, the maximum AUC of 0.904 is achieved when the 3-month lead of FEDEA is used to classify our chronology contemporaneously.

I'm going to classify that as not-me and forget about it because I lead a very busy life'".

They were harder to classify.

Biographies are difficult to classify.

The objects are hard to classify.