Sentence examples for designated a higher from inspiring English sources

One exception was Maisonet et al. (2012) (see Supplemental Material, Table S13), for which we designated a higher risk of bias for fetal growth measures other than birth weight because of a large amount of missing data for outcomes other than birth weight in that study.

Julie is designated a "high-risk vulnerable" victim of domestic violence.

The I-79 highway south of town is designated a high-tech corridor.

Since the drug cartel war began in 2005, Mexico had been designated a high-risk source of money laundering.

Although they were designated a high-priority group to get swine flu vaccine, many health workers remained indifferent or hostile.

Mr. Mixon was designated a "high control" case and was supposed to meet at least twice a month with his parole officer, parole officials said.

East Sussex has been designated a high risk area under the Defra bovine TB strategy.

This room, designated a "High Contamination Area," measures 33 by 80 feet and presently has 24 rows of waste containers.

Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, had apparently been designated a high-risk traveller and had his passport taken away because of suspected jihadist sympathies.

The block has been designated a high-density, urban housing area, consisting of eight three-storey townhouses, each with four bedrooms, fronting New England Street; nine townhouses with roof gardens and small rear gardens also with four bedrooms, and fronting the new pedestrian route; and two apartment blocks with 21 two-bedroom flats.

The inspectors quickly gave their blessing, noting that they were "WOW'ed" by the factory "because there is nothing like this" in the bureau's prison system in the U.S. Najjar, who was captured in Pakistan, was designated a high-priority prisoner.