Sentence examples for classifications has from inspiring English sources

"The work they do there on carcinogen classifications has global impact," he said of the agency.

The usefulness of all the traditional classifications has been undermined by the momentous changes in the political organization of the modern world.

This is an example of "diagnostic substitution" — as information on new autism classifications has gradually spread, the label "autistic" has been used more commonly for children who previously would have been labeled something else.

A project to "crowdsource" galactic classifications has paid off in ways the astronomers who started it never expected.

None of these two classifications has been validated since to the best of our knowledge neither of them has been directly linked to reproductive outcome.

Starting initially with taste and smell derived properties like "sweet", "salty" and "sour", the knowledge of sophisticated structure based classifications has become the core expertise of chemists.

Still, the classifications have always been part of the conversation.

For there human classifications have achieved an elaborate formality, as a bemused magistrate heard yesterday".

I wonder if these classifications have turned up because of internet shopping classifications and the need to stop any prospective customer slipping through the net.

With sexually and violently graphic content readily available online, film classifications have been rendered almost redundant.

Arguably the Censor Board film classifications have been more lenient toward violence than toward sexual content.