Sentence examples for failed to classify from inspiring English sources

In its report, the Commission found there to be clear failings on the part of the local authorities, which failed to classify the hazardous wastewater and made major errors in connection with construction work on the reservoir.

He was lucky that Romney accused him, falsely, of having failed to classify the murder of four American diplomats in Benghazi, Libya, as an act of terror.

Moreover, the PEA and PAR assays failed to classify HSV-1 N4 as drug resistant and indicate that these technologies alone are inadequate for identifying resistant virus.

However, the knowledge-based model was much more time-intensive than the classification trees, and failed to classify all pixels within the study area even after multiple iterations of the model.

An orange stem pitting citrus tristeza virus (CTV) isolate CTV-B165 was found to be symptomatically similar to other known CTV-VT isolates however molecular methods failed to classify it as an identifiable CTV genotype.

There had been plenty of warning signs, yet lenders failed to classify Mycal as "in danger of bankruptcy", a category that requires banks to provision against at least 70% of their loans.

Author's response: One reason for our using Monosiga brevicollis E2F as the outgroup of Metazan E2F1-6 family was that M. brevicollis is the close relative of metazoa, And we had tried many times, but we still failed to classified M. brevicollis E2F genes into either E2F1/2/3 group or E2F4/5 groups.

The misclassified cases are evidently very similar to tumors that do not metastasize, hence molecular classifiers fail to classify them correctly.

The current response surface methods based on classifier usually fail to classify all samples correctly, thus neglect the effects of the misclassified samples on the fitting function.

38856, 38858 (1997) (8-hour standard of 0.09 ppm rather than 0.08 ppm would have "generally represent[ed] the continuation of the [old] level of protection"), the classification system of Subpart 2 contains a gap, because it fails to classify areas whose ozone levels are greater than the new standard (and thus nonattaining) but less than the approximation of the old standard codified by Table 1.

38856, 38858 (1997) (8-hour standard of 0.09 ppm rather than 0.08 ppm would have “generally represent[ed] the continuation of the [old] level of protection”), the classification system of Subpart 2 contains a gap, because it fails to classify areas whose ozone levels are greater than the new standard (and thus nonattaining) but less than the approximation of the old standard codified by Table 1.