Sentence examples for better classified from inspiring English sources

But some extremist Ukip comments are better classified as bonkers than offensive.

As my relative's situation makes clear, much health-care consumption is perhaps better classified as an investment.

However, it may be better classified as H. heidelbergensis, which is intermediate between H. erectus and H. sapiens.

That means, say the authors of the paper in the Lancet, that ADHD would be better classified as a neurodevelopmental disorder than a behavioural problem.

Drugs should be better classified according to the harm they do, the bodies argue, adding that the current classification confuses the public.

Shooting is largely inactive, yes, and in some respects better classified with darts as a leisure pursuit, but the modern pentathlon authorities have learned from the Winter Games' biathlon, and they now couple shooting with an aerobic component in this case, running.

The development of new miRNA markers in the near future will represent one of the main goals in molecular medicine as miRNA expression profiles might better classify poorly differentiated tumors as compared with the transcript-based classifiers [19].

Only using DAN as a reference point, indicating the global frontal functioning before chemotherapy, we could better classify the subjects.

"AdMob is constantly working to better classify our network traffic to help our advertisers target," said Jason Spero, VP Marketing at AdMob.

Furthermore, CEUS was noted to be a feasible tool in the long-term surveillance after EVAR and may better classify enoleaks missed by other imaging modalities.

Towards this end an artificial neural network (ANN) and support vector machine (SVM) have been developed to better classify the outcome of hypervelocity impact events on aluminium Whipple shields.