Sentence examples for and categorised by from inspiring English sources

Each star's brightness was analysed through meticulous comparisons with others and categorised by the women using their own ingenious codes.

But such privacy may be a luxury when "emotional facial expressions" can be neatly scanned and categorised by an algorithm, or when our heartfelt statuses are simply part of an input-output exchange.

With the US invasions of Afghanistan in 2001 and of Iraq in 2003, Iran found itself surrounded by military forces and categorised by president George W Bush as part of an "axis of evil".

Countries are coloured and categorised by their most anti-gay or pro-equality laws.

Free text was reviewed and categorised by two researchers.

Primary themes were identified and categorised by the co-investigators.

Daily intakes of fruits, vegetables, and fruits and vegetables combined were estimated for males and females categorised by level of total fruit and vegetable consumption ( < 5 or ≥ 5 servings/d) in each geographic diet cluster.

We show that distinct genetic profiles characterise intracranial and spinal tumours, and tumours categorised by histological variant.

Information on infection-related research investments awarded to United Kingdom institutions across 1997 2010 were sourced from funding agencies and individually categorised by disease and type of science.

Later, the patients were retrospectively and independently categorised by two ICU consultants (MSH and DFT), who were unaware of the immature neutrophil data, into those with SIRS (n = 122) and those without SIRS (n = 14).

For each individual in the cohort, the first primary tumour (FPT) was classified according to the International Classification of Diseases for Oncology (ICDO World Health Organizationon, 1976) and subsequently categorised by the diagnostic group (Birch and Marsden, 1987).