Sentence examples for be classed as either from inspiring English sources

Although ciliar and flagellar locomotion are clearly forms of appendicular locomotion, pseudopodial locomotion can be classed as either axial or appendicular, depending upon the definition of the pseudopodium.

For English speakers, KAL Qs split-screen layout repositions the alphabet into two unequal blocks of letters, with consonants in the left block (plus Y which can be classed as either) and vowels plus the remaining consonants (including K, L and Q) in the right.

The majority of these methodologies (n = 22) can be classed as either dialogical or consultative, and these represent two extreme 'poles' of methodological orientation.

None of the five fatigue studies could be classed as either MA or TA [ 26- 30] and all studies had a weak rationale for the chosen treatment.

The majority of the methodologies outlined in these publications (n = 22) can be classed as either dialogical or consultative, and these represent two extreme 'poles' of methodological orientation.

Many articles were rejected based on title and/or abstract as the articles could be classed as either clearly irrelevant, concerned with a more general discussion, or were promotional material on health and activity in nature.

Still, 91% of Bhutanese are classed as either narrowly, extensively or deeply happy.

Most conventional steam boilers are classed as either fire-tube or watertube types.

More and more of us are sleepwalking into this problem: more than a third of children are classed as either overweight or obese by the time they leave primary school.

Typically, one to two thinnings are undertaken during a rotation and depending on the size of felled trees these are classed as either pre-commercial or commercial thinnings.

Forty percent of the soil used for agriculture is classed as either degraded or seriously degraded.