Sentence examples for classification was subject from inspiring English sources

We chose to classify our criteria according to a previously-published conceptual framework [ 14]; however, our classification was subject to our own interpretation – criteria were not listed in consistent language, requiring us to make our own decisions.

Although most scholars assign them to the Afro-Asiatic language phylum, this classification is subject to ongoing debate: because their speakers were for many years very little known and reside in regions that are dominated by Cushitic languages, the Omotic languages were once classified as the (now discarded) West Cushitic subgroup of the Cushitic superfamily rather than as a separate entity.

Because worker classification is subject to a multi-factor test, there are ultimately no guarantees that a given set of operational changes will immunize a company against claims of misclassification.

While National Paralympic Committees can classify their skiers for national competitions, this classification is subject to change at international competitions.

First, the use of a proximity method for exposure classification is subject to misclassification bias.

A similar type of selective mark-up regulation has been implemented in India (under the Drugs Price Control Order 2013), where only a select group of medicines based on essential drug classification, are subject to price regulation [ 23].

Such classifications are subject to heightened scrutiny.

Reward amounts and vulnerability severity classifications are subject to change at any time.

Indeed, when the Court ruled that gender-based classifications were subject to heightened scrutiny, women already had won major political victories such as the Nineteenth Amendment (right to vote) and protection under Title VII (employment discrimination).

In particular, in November 2011, plaintiffs filed two new lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of Section 3 of DOMA in jurisdictions without precedent on whether sexual-orientation classifications are subject to rational basis review or whether they must satisfy some form of heightened scrutiny.

Morphological classifications were subject to error depending on the state of scute preservation.