Sentence examples for more categorised as from inspiring English sources

Unesco's Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger lists 576 as critically endangered, with thousands more categorised as endangered or threatened.

The study found superhuman words like "ghost", "paranormal" and "spirit" were more often categorised as being "black" by white people.

In comics and animated TV series, The Sandman, Revolutionary Girl Utena, Princess Tutu, Fables and MÄR all make use of standard fairy tale elements to various extents but are more accurately categorised as fairytale fantasy due to the definite locations and characters which a longer narrative requires.

The second type would have been more appropriately categorised as temporary residents or requiring 'Immediate and Necessary' care.

There was a significant difference between BMI category and gender with more girls categorised as obese compared to boys (Table  1).

There were more cancers categorised as 1 on DBT (21/39 = 54%) compared with DM (20/76 = 26%); Fisher's exact test (P < 0.004).

Motzer et al (2004b) had observed that compared to patients treated after 1990, patients treated earlier were more often categorised as high risk.

From the limited data recorded in the database, these appeared to be sibling or friend-related in the main (such as one toddler pushing another over in a nursery causing a head injury), so the authors do not believe that many of these would have been more accurately categorised as SCA.

"There are several that I would categorise as entrepreneurial.

Since 2014, more states are categorised as 'extremely low risk', but the number of 'extremely high risk' countries has also grown according to TRACE International, an anti-bribery organization.

Among these patients, 10 versus 12.7 % (before and after) received analgesics, and more patients were categorised as low urgency by triage compared to the total research population.