Sentence examples for labelled problem from inspiring English sources

The "top 50" names emerging from his list have already been labelled problem children by their communities, he says; YIPs only acknowledge the label in order to peel it off.

Whether they're labeled "problem" or "gifted," the categories defined in the database may follow the kids.

Against this backdrop, in a book that falls into the Library of Congress's politely labeled "problem families" and "interpersonal relations" categories, Mr. Goolrick tells his own unhappy story.

Despite these kids being labeled "problem children," Rob and Reece were not only willing to take them, but they wanted to take them.

We focus on the widely used F measure, defined for binary, single-label problems as the weighted harmonic mean of precision and recall, and later extended to multi-label problems in three ways: macro-averaged, micro-averaged and instance-wise.

Only 14.2% of participants labelled the problem as PTSD, with "a problem with fear" being the modal response (41.8%).

"Suddenly the place was being labelled a problem estate," he says.

Not everyone is happy with Guzzlefish, which has an occasional genre-labeling problem.

I'd always thought less of the Italians for their label problem.

For Persians: I asked a cast member, Reza, about Bravo's Persian-label problem.

PPT-ReliefF uses a problem transformation method to convert the multi-label problem into a single-label problem.