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Meanings of classified as in English

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Usage of classified as in English
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Among major bleeding events, only those also classified as severe increased mortality.
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All cases examined classified as adverse events related to a coagulation disorder.
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The control group used more identification and rationalization, classified as immature defenses.
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The individuals are no longer being classified as suspects, the department said.
Reuters
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RBS said that 93 Code Staff had been classified as senior management.
Reuters
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Case status was classified as open vs. MIS and elective versus non-elective.
Pubmed
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The place was classified as military and sealed off to the public.
BBC
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Such a change can occur in patients classified as negative for PPT.
Pubmed
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Those classified as illegal also include migrants who arrived on tourist visas.
Reuters
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If they are classified as medical devices they must satisfy specific regulations.
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The event is classified as Level 4, based on the on-site impact.
Reuters
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Major findings were classified as incidental or related to history and symptoms.
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People born in American Samoa are classified as US nationals, not citizens.
Radio NZ
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This was classified as type Ia by means of dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI.
Pubmed
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Uber has repeatedly said that its drivers are properly classified as contractors.
Reuters
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SM: I'm not sure if it's been classified as an actual disorder.
Ebony
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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Australia
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