Sentence examples for failing to classify from inspiring English sources

While bureaucrats regularly get in trouble for failing to classify information their bosses think should be secret, Mr. Aftergood said he had never heard of anyone being punished for unjustified classification.

This fact illustrates how unreliable questionnaire and interview-based studies can be whether for recall bias, unwillingness to report a socially embarrassing disease such as STD or just by ignorance, i.e. failing to classify a condition as STD.

Our Braf models were exclusively generated along with loss of Apc, a condition likely not indicative of human CRC progression as indicated by a recent assessment of human CRC mutational data (Cancer Genome Atlas Network, 2012) and also reflected in our GEMM Braf signature failing to classify BRAF mutant clinical samples.

SIDE provides a number of interactive tools for refining and improving the accuracy of the predictions by allowing the user to examine cases where the machine-learning model misscored (either incorrectly classifying a response as containing the concept when it does not, or failing to classify a response as containing a concept when it in fact does).

Failing to classify an employee correctly could bring on a mess of back taxes, penalties, fines, and even jail time.

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.

Three civilian employees will be disciplined for failing to properly classify 911 calls received regarding the melee.

The officers are accused of a variety of offenses: failing to properly classify 911 calls, inadequately supervising their subordinates, dismissing officers too early in the day, and in two cases, not helping victims when they reported the crimes.

On the other hand, failing to correctly classify a worker can result in hefty consequences ranging from serious fines, penalties and back-tax payments, to audits, negative press and loss of trust.

Nakajima managed to cajole the recalcitrant car into finishing the final lap but its lap time was too slow and the car went from race-winner elect to failing to be classified as a finisher after 384 laps.

The real Nosey, in the cartoons, actually resembles a hostile caricature of Edward Snowden, causing explosions by failing to heed admonitions about classified information; and there is no Paranoid Smurf maybe that is just the name for the entire experience of spy agencies give you flashbacks to the aqua-saccharine cartoons of your childhood.