Sentence examples for we may classify from inspiring English sources
The phrase "we may classify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the categorization or organization of information, concepts, or items in a particular way. Example: "In our research, we may classify the species based on their habitat and behavior."
In Bangladesh, we may classify the credit market into two ways, like rural and urban.
Generally, we may classify IDS/IPS based on the utilized threat identification technique to signature-based or anomaly detection systems.
We may classify it as a replay-related approach or as a 'logo-based' approach since a transition effect usually demonstrates a team, business, or merchandize logo.
We may classify mRNA transcript abundance into 3 groups; high, moderate and low abundance.
As a consequence, we may classify herds with R hi < 1 as low-risk herds and herds with R hi > 1 as high-risk herds.
Although we have greater ability to classify as functional those windows composed of a greater number of selected sites and sites under stronger selection, we have very high specificity when detecting functional windows after imposing a strict 95% posterior probability cutoff, although we may classify windows with smaller numbers of functional base pairs as unconstrained.
Furthermore, the classifier may be sensitive to a "super" predictor which may classify all patients as g+.
They may classify their victimisation in different ways, and capturing these narratives will take time".
The United States may classify North Korea a state sponsor of terrorism after its "cybervandalism" of Sony Pictures, President Barack Obama has said.
Although Ofcom may classify the Australian soaps, Home and Away and Neighbours, as UK origination because Five pays so much for them, no viewer would do so.
That industry has since gone bust, and XRP is in the cross-hairs of regulators who may classify it as a security with extra restrictions.
