Sentence examples for accurately categorised from inspiring English sources

In comics and animated TV series, The Sandman, Revolutionary Girl Utena, Princess Tutu, Fables and MÄR all make use of standard fairy tale elements to various extents but are more accurately categorised as fairytale fantasy due to the definite locations and characters which a longer narrative requires.

Markers with highly significant associations and effect size ratio like PTPN22 can be considered as accurately categorised.

Limitations of this study are small sample size and the patient groups could not be accurately categorised according to the stage of the disease because of the low prevalence of syphilis in Korea.

From the limited data recorded in the database, these appeared to be sibling or friend-related in the main (such as one toddler pushing another over in a nursery causing a head injury), so the authors do not believe that many of these would have been more accurately categorised as SCA.

The operators did not always provide enough detail in their data collection to accurately categorise the "other" problems identified during PL administration.

The assay accurately categorises patients in poor and good prognosis groups on the basis of the development or not of distant metastases within 5 years.

We evaluated the accuracy and compared the positive predictive value (PPV; the probability of accurately categorising an affected participant) and the negative predictive value (NPV; the probability of accurately categorising an unaffected participant) among the three risk models; we also evaluated the clinical utility of each.

The overall NPV for each of the three models were lower than the PPV (range=45.0 56.0%), with the LLP model having a substantially better probability of accurately categorising an unaffected participant.

Overall FINDRISC was found to be an effective tool to screen and recruit participants at moderate to high risk of diabetes, accurately categorising levels of overweight and obesity using self-report data.

Therefore being in town before or after was combined with at least one positive response to the more detailed exposure questions (seeing someone die, injured, about to die, being hurt) to more accurately categorise the respondents into exposure type sub groups for the next set of regression analyses reported in Table  4.

Christiansen further suggests that, given the changes of style over the past 50 years, Ferrier might have been less successful in the 21st century world: "We dislike low-lying voices, for one thing contraltos now sound freakish and headmistressy, and even the majority of mezzo-sopranos should more accurately be categorised as almost-sopranos".