Sentence examples for able to categorise from inspiring English sources
Some other clever people were able to categorise these stories into various types, and they were filed under what became known as the Aarne-Thompson-Uther index.
The results also show that listeners are sensitive to phonetic variation in Glasgow, and crucially, that they are easily able to categorise this variation according to associated conceptions of local social identities.
This is then coupled with Pleo's backend system and app, making the card somewhat intelligent and able to categorise spending automatically as well as capture any receipts associated with each transaction.
Because the GPs record individual prescriptions we were able to categorise exposure by type of anti-diabetic medication received.
We were, therefore, only able to categorise deaths into broad groups, which may be overlapping, so the results should be interpreted cautiously.
However, we were able to categorise these into four groups by discriminating the polyT sequence prior to the homopolymeric C tract as previously described [ 29].
The MNA-SF scoring system was viewed by participants as being able to easily categorise a patient's nutritional status.
The large majority of the questionnaire was able to be categorised into one of the four Te Whare Tapa Whā dimensions.
Although this approach may have resulted in some information being missed, only a small number of cases were not able to be categorised in terms of how the individual was identified as trafficked, and data saturation was achieved in terms of the thematic analysis of challenges experienced by mental health professionals in responding to the needs of trafficked people.
"[That] was really challenging for me, because a lot of time I would feel a negative thought, something that wasn't quite OK, coming through my mind, but I wasn't really able to grasp it and to categorise it right away.
Where we were able to interview participants we asked them to categorise the HIAs or comment on our suggested categorisation.
