Sentence examples for classified specifically from inspiring English sources

Mr. Di Rita acknowledged that parts of the Lincoln contract were classified, specifically procedures dealing with Iraqi personnel.

It is also suggested that grain boundaries can be classified specifically and generally solely on the basis of well-defined thermodynamic parameters.

The dogs are not classified specifically as either retrievers or as spaniels and so may not compete in AKC field trials, but may compete in AKC hunt tests (spaniel and retriever tests) and retriever hunting tests sponsored by the AWSC, the breed club in the United States.

Patients were classified specifically as 'agitated' if they were described as violent, psychotic, aggressive, combative, hostile, threatening, homicidal or dangerous.

Suicidal thoughts (ST group) were classified specifically when the patient used the term "suicide" or talked explicitly about dying at their own hand.

Nonfatal suicidal thoughts and behaviors are classified more specifically into three categories: suicide ideation (refers to thoughts and plans for ending one's life), suicide attempt (engagement in potentially self-injurious behavior with no lethal outcome) and completed suicide (the person ends with his/her life).

Moreover, 17% of the genes that changed their expression levels during early stages of development belong to the group of early zygotic genes [ 12], whereas 8.5% of them (CG12420, CG4440, CG8960, ptr, inx3, Kp78b, CG13333, CG13427, sep5, CG6234) correspond to genes that were classified as specifically expressed during cellularization [ 25].

This suspected disclosure of this classified information relates specifically to operational and assessment activity that is not available through open sources or authorised media releases," Pezzullo wrote in one letter sent in February 2014, obtained by Guardian Australia.

In the reference literature, it is specifically classified as a "unit nonresponse error" (Groves and Couper 1998), which occurs when a sampled unit such as an individual from the migrant subpopulation refuses to participate in a face-to-face survey or when an eligible sample member cannot be contacted (Biemer 2010).

Corporations are not just citizens united to make protected speech, but artificial structures entitled to legal and tax advantages different from individual citizens and, unless corporations are specifically classified as not-for-profit, they exist for the avowed purpose of making money-not advocating policy.

Moving down the decision tree, individuals are more specifically classified into sub-groups until they are finally assigned to an individual breed.