Sentence examples for cases categorised as from inspiring English sources

Assistant Chief Constable Garry Shewan from Greater Manchester Police, Acpo's lead on restorative justice, told Today community resolutions were given in less than 1% of cases categorised as domestic violence.

However, we found 9 cases categorised as failures in the dimeticone lotion group, for which we compared the outcomes and relationship to other participants.

A. fumigatus was isolated in all cases categorised as proven aspergillosis.

Even in the cases categorised as 'probable', some of these items of information were absent.

In the series there were a number of cases categorised as normal.

This is likely to reflect the inclusion of a proportion of cases categorised as pure clinging DCIS.

Completeness of Dukes stage was measured as the proportion of all registered cases, which were categorised as known stage (A D).

In one case, a tumour which was categorised as completely responsive based on the clinical data had no response evident at pathological examination.

The latter measure is felt to be superior when correlating immunohistochemistry scores between raters, as it is calculated using the whole range of data, thereby not being influenced on how the data are categorised, as is the case with kappas (Kirkegaard et al, 2006).

To compare the characteristics, 60 pre-existing glaucoma cases were categorised as the study group, and 261 non-glaucoma cases were categorised as the control group.

> -wrap-foot> Score : −1=fundamental superior, 0=no difference, +1=combination superior Seventy-one cases confirmed by biopsy were classified as malignant (BI-RADS IV V), and 29 cases were categorised as most likely benign (BI-RADS III).