Sentence examples for continue to be classified from inspiring English sources

Breast cancers continue to be classified based on traditional histologic features, and therefore a thorough work up of problematic cases with ancillary studies using immunohistochemical stains is done to avoid potential diagnostic pitfalls.

The district plans to explore at least three legal remedies, Mr. Rubin said: examining whether the student housing should continue to be classified as tax-exempt; asking the Council on Local Mandates to rule that the state is imposing an unconstitutional unfinanced mandate on the district; and arguing that local taxpayers are paying a disproportionate tax under the State Constitution.

The authors examine the question of whether posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) should continue to be classified with the anxiety disorders in the upcoming revision of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-V; American Psychiatric Association) classification system.

Land use includes social and economic perspectives within which lands are managed[18] and the forested areas with only a temporary loss of cover due to harvest or other disturbance will continue to be classified as forest although forested areas near urban development may be designated as nonforest.

In California, the bellwether for all things pertaining to illegal immigration, large numbers of U.S.-born Hispanic students continue to be classified as nonnative "English language learners" through much of their school years, even though they speak English, because their academic and linguistic skills are so deficient.

The Drug Enforcement Agency announced on Thursday that weed will continue to be classified as Schedule 1 under the Controlled Substances Act, alongside substances including heroin and GHB.

Thus, because all participants who stopped smoking after recruitment to the present study continued to be classified as current smokers, the full impact of continued smoking across the population is very likely to be understated by our results and the differences in survival between smokers in higher and lower social positions exaggerated.

Under federal law, however, marijuana continues to be classified as a highly dangerous illegal drug.

The likelihood of an attack by international terrorists was downgraded to "substantial", while the threat level from Northern Ireland terrorism within the province continued to be classified "severe".

The drug continues to be classified as more dangerous than cocaine.

In the 1870 census, his widow and children continued to be classified as white.