Sentence examples for to properly classify from inspiring English sources

Three civilian employees will be disciplined for failing to properly classify 911 calls received regarding the melee.

Ms. Joerg said Schedule C tax cheating would diminish with "more employer education" about how to properly classify people as employees or independent contractors and more enforcement of existing rules.

The officers are accused of a variety of offenses: failing to properly classify 911 calls, inadequately supervising their subordinates, dismissing officers too early in the day, and in two cases, not helping victims when they reported the crimes.

Companies that fail to properly classify their workers gain an unfair competitive advantage.

While these systems provide value in preoperative planning, they fail to properly classify the surgical reconstruction completed.

The focus of this study was therefore to properly classify the wind profile characteristics of the meteorological site for turbine sitting and application.

Better bioinformatic tools are required to either properly classify these or subtract them from a causal compendium.

However, the term is still widely used to describe disorders that have different causes, somewhat different gross appearance, association with different accompanying malformations or disruptions, and different microscopic appearance, making it difficult to understand and properly classify the disorders (Judkins et al., 2011).

Such a definition will allow cirrhotic patients with renal dysfunction to be properly classified, thereby allowing appropriate studies to be conducted to define their prognosis and to devise treatment options.

The Vatican has allowed scholars to examine archival material only up to 1922, saying more recent papers have yet to be properly classified.

Therefore, the objective of the present study was to purify, identify and properly classify aminotransferases exhibiting activity toward l-tryptophan in the P. putida bacterium.