Sentence examples for considered belonging from inspiring English sources

Non-responders to stabilizing lithium (LiNR) were considered belonging to other subtypes of bipolar spectrum disorder.

Thus, in the HOE-based classification approach used in this study, all pixels inside a homogeneous object can be considered belonging to the same class.

Moreover, some basic categories (e.g., bedroom, living room, kitchen) can be grouped and considered belonging to a single category (e.g., house).

It is noted that, for simplicity, aggregators and DSO are considered belonging to the local power company in the same area.

In addition, we analyzed the cases where our system accept/reject wrongly, and it seems that even for our human eyes, the handwritten samples are too different (or too similar) to be considered belonging to the same writer (to different writers).

But even in Paris, where artists of the magnitude of Toulouse Lautrek depicted actors and cabaret dancers more freely, the world of show-business was still considered belonging to the 'wrong side of the tracks'.

As the number of plies is restricted to integer values, the optimization problem considered belongs to the class of non-linear mixed integer problems (NMIP).

The location considered belongs to the power class one, according to wind power classification by [17, 18], which is considered to be poor for direct wind power generation.

Just from these few data, it appears clear how the most part of the heritage considered belongs to secondary railway lines in relation with inland areas.

The chemical products considered belong to the following types: chemical/biochemical/agrochemical products, coatings and solvents, food (nutraceuticals), HI&I (household, industrial and institutional), personal care, pharmaceuticals and drugs.

The six grass species considered belong to three major subfamilies in the Poaceae: Pooideae (A. myosuroides, H. vulgare and B. distachyon), Panicoideae (Z. mays and S. bicolor) and Ehrhartoideae (O. sativa) [ 48].