Sentence examples for made in classifying from inspiring English sources

"It was a tremendous statement that they made in classifying this as terrorism," Mrs. Halberstam said.

In this review, which focuses on vasculitis associated with CTDs, we look at the progress that has been made in classifying the systemic vasculitides and discuss the pathogenesis of systemic vasculitides in CTDs and their adverse clinical sequelae, giving particular attention to RA and SLE.

Considerable progress has been made in classifying embryonic proteins, which will aid single embryo selection during assisted reproductive techniques, thereby making the process of ART more efficient and decreasing unwanted multiple gestation rates as well as failed procedures [ 4].

While physics education has made progress in classifying the availability and structural components related to mentoring programs, little is known about the qualitative nature of mentoring relationships.

Previously conducted studies on pneumonia diagnosis by CHWs indicate that even if CHWs are good in counting, they still often make mistakes in classifying the breath count (Kallander et al. 2006, Mukanga et al. 2011).

In the Bush administration, cybersecurity decisions were made in a highly classified fashion.

Several attempts have been made in order to classify diseases, but since these classifications have been done based on their phenotype, this approach only poorly show the real level of inclusion or interaction between different diseases.

Ironically, the strength of this host tropism prediction system lies not in its almost perfect prediction accuracy, but rather when it makes a mistake in classifying avian or human proteins.

Thomas Van Order has identified dozens of changes made in the English version, classifying the alterations into four categories: "1.

Breast cancer is well-recognized as a heterogeneous disease and great progress has been made in the past decade in classifying tumors for prognosis and prediction [ 1- 8].

The charges included money laundering, prostitution, counterfeiting and classifying foreign-made products as "Made in Italy".