Sentence examples for which it classifies from inspiring English sources

As such the UK company reports its results in euros, which it classifies as its "functional and presentational currency".

Acura says the "foot-entry" opening to reach the third row is now 4.5 inches wider, which it classifies as a child-friendly feature.

In addition, the EU banned any trade in arms or "related material" with Russia, and the US prohibited transactions with Russia's United Shipbuilding Corp, which it classified as a defence company.

Marijuana remains illegal under US federal law, but Dr Murthy's remarks will likely amplify calls for the Justice Department to downgrade its designation for the drug, which it currently classifies as a Schedule I Controlled Substance – alongside heroin and LSD – meaning it has "no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse".

As its legal basis, Kraft cites the Illinois Trade Secrets Act, which it says classifies information as confidential as long as a company makes "reasonable efforts" to keep it that way.

In this paper, we employed for each accession the taxonomic group into which it was classified according to its phenotype, but the pooling strategy was decided combining phenotypic and previous AFLP results.

For example the information that can be retrieved for the class Gene includes its name, gene class in which it was classified, germplasm in which this gene was identified, chromosome on which it was mapped, its alleles, sequence where available and the bibliographic reference.

If the utterance is classified as doubtful_or_bored, it is passed through an additional step in which it is classified according to two dialogue parameters: depth and width.

We classified atrial fibrillation according to the 2014th Guideline on Atrial Fibrillation of the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association, in which it is classified by the duration of their episodes in paroxysmal AFib, persistent AFib, longstanding persistent AFib, permanent AFib, and nonvalvular AFib [ 6].

The U.S. military uses a bomb blast threshold of 50 meters as a rough radius within which it will classify someone as brain-injured.

It is interesting to find LPA in the YES/NO sub-region rather than in the YES/YES sub-region, which it was classified in, but by looking at Figure 2, we can see it having the strongest peak for cAMP compared to the other ligands in YES/YES group.