Sentence examples for classified appropriately from inspiring English sources

This is important because women who are unemployed are not observed to be in their most preferred state, and must be classified appropriately in a choice model.

Of course, our proposal requires that cell-edge and cell-interior users be classified appropriately, and this classification procedure is discussed in the next sections.

"Every business that files in the State of New York that uses independent contractors is required by law to submit additional information to ensure that all workers are classified appropriately as either employees or independent contractors," the statement read.

"We note that none of the emails we reviewed had classification or dissemination markings, but some included... classified information and should have been handled as classified, appropriately marked and transmitted via a secure network," the letter said.

It would have cost the city an additional $14,000 yearly — about $11,300 in salary and $2,600 in benefits — and, Scott argued, would have allowed an existing employee who was already doing the duties to be paid and classified appropriately.

These published data strongly suggest HCC in advanced T stages are not classified appropriately under the current TNM classification.

We also carried a Receiver-Operating Characteristic (ROC) analysis to evaluate the performance of WRT in classifying appropriately NC and AD, and MCIp and MCInp.

Patients that were from a different region were significantly less often classified as appropriately visiting the ED.

Data discovery and flow mapping: Scanning data repositories and resources to identify existing sensitive data, classifying it appropriately in order to identify compliance issues, apply the right security controls, or make decisions about storage optimization, deletion, archiving, legal holds, and other data governance matters.

Second, the time required and practical difficulty of objectively scoring feet lesions well, and the difficulty of classifying them appropriately, objectively and repeatably can be reduced.

3. The fact that this HR is significantly less than 1 indicates that the classifier did not appropriately classify tumors into appropriate good and poor prognosis groups.