Sentence examples for classify outside from inspiring English sources

There have been similar shards of pottery found at the historic site, but because of their size they were almost impossible to classify outside of being identified as European, he said.

George Gaylord Simpson's influential 1945 classification of mammals placed the treeshrews and the fossil Anagale (both now classified outside Primates) inside Lemuriformes and classified the fossil families Plesiadapidae and Adapidae in a superfamily Lemuroidea with most of the lemurs.

It may be that they belong to some as-yet-uncharacterised group of viruses (entities classified outside Linnaeus's system, since there is no agreement about whether they are alive or not).

(2) High color homogeneity with below average color contrast indicates that pixels belonging inside the object have been classified outside.

While ballplayers will now be classified outside those rights, the court cases that are pending will still run their due course and could have significant outcomes.

Former Formula One driver Takuma Sato, Firestone Indy Lights graduates Ana Beatriz and Mario Romancini, and Atlantic Championship title contender Simona de Silvestro were all classified outside the top ten at the conclusion of the race, with de Silvestro leading four laps during the race.

Strain GL04 classified outside any subgroup and the other G. lucidum strains included in the analysis displayed the AFLP profile similarity level in the range from 9.6 to 33.9%.

All deliveries that occurred on the way to a health facility, home or elsewhere outside health facilities were all classified as outside health facility deliveries.

Maize from within the same district as the market was considered local maize; maize from outside the district where the market was located was classified as outside maize.

Junior doctors get more for working extra and anti-social hours (currently classified as outside 07:00 to 19 00 Monday to Friday) on top of the basic salary, which boosts their income.

He's a broker between agencies with a self-interest in keeping things classified and outside constituencies, like historians, who don't.