Sentence examples similar to categorised as true from inspiring English sources

Results of PET-CT scans were categorised as 'true positives' (PET-CT correctly identifying metastases not detected by CTS or EUS), 'false positives' (PET-CT incorrectly identifying metastases not detected on CTS or EUS), 'true negatives', and 'false negatives'.

But Greene's version, categorised as documentary, makes its true focus less about the specific case and more about the pursuit of understanding the unknowable.

In the statistical analysis those students who responded that it was either certainly true or somewhat true were categorised as having experienced the symptom.

In general terms, a review categorised as low RoB implies confidence that results represent true treatment effects.

With under 2% of chairs categorised as coming from black or minority ethnic backgrounds, Castlefield Gallery director Kwong Lee's comments in 2012 on diversity still hold true: "A lot of ethnic minorities still don't know it's an option for them to … be a leader within the cultural industries".

The business was categorised as "manufacture of other food products".

England's travelling support has never been categorised as angelic.

There are examples of severe incidents categorised as "information".

In one year alone, 12,000 families were categorised as homeless.

In its time, this vision was categorised as science fiction.

All of those schools are now proudly categorised as outstanding.