Sentence examples for be better categorized from inspiring English sources

South Africa's miracle of the 90s "can now be better categorized as a stalemate", he said.

However, when combining the Treg and IL-17 scores, patients could be better categorized in groups with poor or improved survival.

We note first, that due to the nature of the pulsed laser deposition of the Cu O, under the reported experimental conditions, the library is better categorized by dividing it into clusters or sublibraries that hold similar properties, resulting from compositional mixtures of the 3 binary Cu O compounds presented previously: CuO, Cu4O3, and Cu2O.

First, random forest regression with cross-validation of the symptom cluster indicated that non-ADHD symptoms appeared to be better at categorizing participants as HC or ADHD in females than in males.

BUT if chronology is as undependable as Mr. Resnais once showed it to be -- and if we take seriously that "so-called" in Mr. Ruiz's mention of not-so-good movies -- then there might be better ways to categorize these works.

2) Many of the perplexing genetic findings in autism may be better understood by categorizing genes along functional pathways.

2) The perplexing genetic findings in autism may be better understood by categorizing genes along functional pathways.

Was The Buried Giant in the same genre as 20th-century fantasy classics like Lord of the Rings, or was it better categorized as a modern take on medieval Romances and Arthurian legends?

Mouse ILC models are therefore better categorized as models for endocrine-resistant and chemorefractory metastatic ILC.

When asked to identify animals using verbal cues, E.C. was better at categorizing domestic rather than wild animals difficulty recognizing the latter, suggest the authors, exemplifies a visual impairment.

Harris also finds that observers who had more experience with people of other races were better at categorizing the ethnicity of individuals.