Sentence examples for is now categorised from inspiring English sources

All monitoring of domestic extremism is now under the auspices of the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command SO15 unit, which means that state spying on trade unionists is now categorised as counter-terrorism.

But the World Bank and the Development Research Centre DRCC), a Chinese government think-tank, in a report in February, said that government spending on health, at around 2.5% of GDP, is still lower than average among the upper-middle-income countries with which China is now categorised.

To reflect this very low risk of recurrence and progression, clinging DCIS is now categorised under the heading of 'flat epithelial atypia', and this illustrates the value of such long-term studies to help refine diagnostic categories.

They are now categorised according to marital status and reproductive ability.

In the sharia state of Aceh, gay sex is punishable by jail, while waria, once nationally deemed cacat, or mentally ill, are now categorised along with the homeless as a "social welfare problem".

Norms' signs are now categorised as "structures of merit" and to see the La Cienega behemoth blinking away after sundown, framed by the Hollywood Hills, is to feel a hypnotic charge that has been luring motorists towards excellent, cheap apple crumble for more than half a century.

The food pyramid turned out to be a lie and the whole gluten debate continues to rile up anyone who chooses to get involved; while seeds have been lionised, cocoa solids could apparently save the world and you're now categorised as a fucking n00b if you have to ask someone what spelt is. .

Subjects previously categorised as VC were now categorised as WT (e.g. subjects with genotype 192 bp/194 bp, or 194 bp/194 bp).

Secondly, the system is not well-suited for the staging of thymic carcinomas, which are now categorised as Type C in the World Health Organisation (WHO) classification of TET.

To investigate this possible explanation, we investigated the characteristics of the subjects who would have been categorised as VC according to the traditional classification, and were now categorised as WT (84 subjects).

However, it also incorporates a large number of computationally-predicted transcripts; in NCBI Homo sapiens Annotation Release 106 ~31% of transcripts within protein-coding genes are now categorised as REVIEWED, ~20% as VALIDATED and 2% as PROVISIONAL, with <1% as PREDICTED, INFERRED and ~45% as MODEL.