Sentence examples for but classifying from inspiring English sources

But classifying bubbles as market failures indicates that bubbles do not justify a major overhaul and expansion regulation in general, nor do we throw out all of the market-freeing reforms that have occurred in the last 25 years.

"Uber drivers are trying to become full time because that's where benefits are, but classifying them as full time is retrofitting an old system.

The process naturally caused a backlog that took some time to handle, but classifying the actions as a "ban" stretches the truth.

But, classifying the number of asthma attacks occurring in the last year to categories from one to four, revealed that frequent asthma attacks in children are associated with higher IL-5 serum levels (p = 0.013, Figure 1).

We then correlated the resulting correctness ratings against the behavioral preference for Si+ over Si− in the Decision phase (just as in Figure 6 of the main paper, but classifying individual stimuli rather than categories).

Fig. 7 Two examples (a, b) that were misclassified by the hard decision classifier, but classified correctly by the hybrid hard/soft decision method.

The temporal classifier was defined in the same way, but classified temporal features combined over two spatial features, and tested on the left out spatial feature.

But elements of the events to be presented on Saturday by the New York Pops aren't just classical, but classified.

The president's careful language was the latest reflection of a growing phenomenon: information that is public but classified.

Alasdair, now 28, describes what happened next: "That day he [Euan] took a fatal overdose, which A&E knew about but classified as non-serious," he says.

Investigators initially said they believed Nisman committed suicide, but classified his death as "suspicious" and said they have not ruled out murder or an "induced suicide".