Sentence examples for allowed to categorize from inspiring English sources
At the moment, and for reasons that don't withstand any serious scrutiny, these firms are allowed to categorize much of the profit they generate as "carried interest," which is taxed at a reduced rate of twenty per cent.
I've been taught that you're allowed to categorize women into mothers/sisters/girlfriends/wives/daughters but any woman outside of your protected categories is fair game.
Among the cells forming clusters including OVCAR5 and OVCAR10 (Figure 1A & B), the marked difference in their effects on the pre-labeled ECM allowed to categorize a majority of them into two groups.
The former allows to categorize non-coplanar flaws as either aligned or non-aligned.
The interpretation of our estimates allows to categorize and profile two types of "warm-glowers": the "ego-driven" and the "social-oriented" ones.
For instance, the dimension environment allows to categorize (components of) such an implementation as being developed as a virtual reality application, a mixed reality system, or as taking place in the non-virtual world (Melcer & Isbister, 2016).
On the other hand, the analysis performed in this study allowed to successfully categorized the representatives of the genus Rhododendron into bioactive and non-bioactive species, where bioactivity is understood as antimicrobial activity as assayed by growth inhibition on LB-agar plates.
It was this that allowed Mint to categorize and classify financial transactions, which in turn allowed budgeting, spending alerts and a host of other things to unlock the user experience.
It allowed teachers to categorize objectives in a more-multidimensional way and to do so in a manner that allows them to see the complex relationships between knowledge and cognitive processes.
The original Bloom's taxonomy allowed teachers to categorize content and questions at different levels.
After the Word Wagons returned home, the computerized survey results allowed editors to categorize the answers based on the speakers' age, sex, ethnicity, education, and urban-versus-rural upbringing.
