Sentence examples for narrowly classified from inspiring English sources
The new groupings announced yesterday are no longer so narrowly classified.
The surgical site and narrowly classified surgical procedures were analyzed as categorical variables.
This again leads to outcome misclassification, where a subset of individuals does not get classified as cases because they narrowly miss the current diagnostic criteria, but exhibit traits that share etiology with cases.
The race was won by Britain's Sam Bird, who narrowly failed to reel in pole man Stéphane Sarrazin in the final dash to the line, but was classified the winner via a time penalty to Sarrazin imposed for running his battery too low.
Whenever in the past Congress has considered making it a felony to leak classified information, it has always stepped back from this sort of broad-gauge approach, choosing instead to criminalize only leaks of specific and narrowly defined data -- like the capabilities of technology designed to intercept communications -- where there was identifiable damage to national security.
Its meetings are classified.
The ruling remains classified.
Sorry, that's classified.
(Those budgets are classified).
