Sentence examples for outright classification from inspiring English sources
But the government has few legal means of restricting the flow of information other than outright classification, Fauci notes, and "NIH does not do classified research".
Sunday's debate at the AMA centered on whether enough science was available to classify excessive video game playing as an addiction and whether the organization should advocate an outright classification as an addiction or push for limits on game playing such as one to two hours of "total daily screen time". The psychiatric group will decide the issue over the next five years.
Furthermore, as no single outright majority subtype exists, receptor classification is needed for clinical decision making, but is not always available in SSA.
To address the pressing medical need for more accurate predictions, a variety of transformative technologies have been developed over the last four decades – electron microscopy, molecular biology, immunohistochemistry, and quantitative RT PCR – to refine traditional cancer classification or as outright replacements.
This is true not only in terms of improving estimates of carbon stored in forests for the emerging carbon markets, by providing spatially explicit information on the location of carbon stocks, but also with respect to avoiding the ambiguities, uncertainties and outright differences among land cover type classifications [11].
This is true not only in terms of improving estimates of carbon stored in forests for the emerging carbon markets, by providing spatially explicit information on the location of carbon stocks, but also with respect to avoiding the ambiguities, uncertainties and outright differences among land cover type classifications [ 11].
Today, alongside its classification work, the BBFC continues to ban films outright, on grounds as vague as a potential to "cause harm to public morals" or as specific as the depiction of female ejaculation, face-sitting and other acts associated with female sexual pleasure.
Many rejected it outright.
("Outright knavery," Lomax complained).
