Sentence examples for therefore classify from inspiring English sources

Privilege foundationalism would, therefore, classify (H) as nonbasic.

Also in line with this, we observed focal on diffuse 18F-FDG uptake in CS patient no. 4 on the initial scan and could therefore classify the scan as positive for CS.

Diagnostic hysteroscopy confirmed the diagnosis, and we were able to assess that the largest part of the myoma was intramural and therefore classify the myoma as a G2 type.

But if someone does accept any two of these propositions, as virtually every mainline Christian theologian does, then such a person has no choice but to reject the third.[1] It is typically rather easy, moreover, to determine which proposition a given theologian ultimately rejects, and we can therefore classify theologians according to which of these propositions they do reject.

In a 1973 Gallup/Kettering poll, 33% of the country said they agreed more with the government position that it has a duty to keep certain things from being published and therefore classify them as confidential; 53% agreed with the press argument that the government classified too many things as confidential.

Furthermore, in the stochastic individual-based framework we can keep track of the infection history and therefore classify the arising secondary cases into identifiable or unidentifiable with respect to the transmission route, depending on whether the blood donor in question did or did not develop clinical vCJD.

Just over half were actively seeking work, and therefore classified as unemployed.

The remainder were either not looking for work or not available for work and therefore classified as economically inactive.

The remainder were either not looking for work and/or not available for work and therefore classified as economically inactive".

"Death was clearly not due to natural causes, but the medical examiner has not been able to determine whether death was due to intentional or accidental causes, and has therefore classified the manner of death as Undetermined".

I found myself in a group of twelve to fifteen men, with no heavy artillery and therefore classified as a raiding party, belonging to an "ascension commando" — soldiers' slang for suicide squad.