Sentence examples for reflected classified from inspiring English sources

But the Pentagon Papers mostly show that public statements largely reflected classified estimates and judgments.

In Mbarali, the small difference between clusters coded as urban and rural in the reporting of sexual behaviours and condom availability probably reflected that clusters classified as urban were actually periurban and not very different from the rural clusters.

The implementation strategies used in this study reflect those generally classified as multi-faceted interventions by Grimshaw and colleagues [ 8].

They also wouldn't disclose whether any of the documents reflected information that was classified at the time of transmission, but indicated that the agency's Diplomatic Security and Intelligence and Research bureaus have begun looking into that question.

The classification times reflect the time required to classify the number of records reflected in the "Classified" column which represent 10% of the training data for each fold.

The classification times in both tables reflect the time required to classify the number of records reflected in the "Classified" column which represent 10% of the training data for each fold.

Third, identified codes reflecting similar concepts were classified under broad themes for better understanding and description of findings.

Records were then classified as: reflecting acceptable efficient care if none of the mentioned situations were found in the record, or otherwise as care with efficiency problems.

The responses were evaluated post hoc against a "gold standard" marking scheme, where issues were classified as reflecting one of the three principles of autonomy, justice and beneficence.

Table 4 presents an SIR analyses of total (all sites) cancer risk repeated on age-restricted subcohorts, classified to reflect the reproductive age (<15; 15 49 and ≥50 years) at admission for burn injury.

To further explore the gender impact of burn injury on cancer risk, total (all sites) cancer SIR analyses were repeated on age-restricted subcohorts classified to reflect the reproductive age at admission for burn injury: <15; 15 49 and ≥50 years.