Sentence examples for classifying someone from inspiring English sources

There is no objective diagnostic criterion for classifying someone as EHS at present.

Thus, avoid classifying someone erroneously as resilient who may be in fact ill with a diagnosis other than PTSD was avoided.

Such calculations are complex as enquiries quickly revealed that it is not always straightforward classifying someone as 'resident' or 'mobile', not least because many people who are resident in a particular village do not register with the local council.

I'd certainly classify someone like Rudy Giuliani as a moderate — on social issues, on immigration, etc.

How do you classify someone who left Senegal to find work in Libya, but then fled Libya to escape a war?

Renner is neither gentle nor delicate, and he tends to think that an unwillingness to talk to him is a reason to classify someone as suspicious.

Although the researchers set a very loose standard of one hour per week of light jogging or an equivalent activity to classify someone as an "exerciser," only about 44 percent of the males and 35 percent of the females met the standard.

"It is of course insane to classify someone who is seven-eighths white as black," he wrote of New Orleans in the early days of jazz in "Cats of Any Color: Jazz Black and White" (Oxford University Press, 1994), a collection of his Jazzletter essays.

This is why the questions as provided in Additional file 1: Appendix S1 do not cover exactly all questions/information that are used to classify someone as a victim of the type of offence concerned.

In other words, there's no supporting data demonstrating that it can accurately classify someone who is a pedophile.

The U.S. military uses a bomb blast threshold of 50 meters as a rough radius within which it will classify someone as brain-injured.