Sentence examples for and categorized as a from inspiring English sources
Carbon dots (CDs) were discovered about a decade ago and categorized as a new class of nanomaterials with interesting photoluminescence properties.
Based on the extent of cytologic atypia, mitotic activity and Ki-67 proliferation index this lesion is best treated and categorized as a leiomyosarcoma.
I was upgraded (at no charge) to 2810, in the back, which was a good deal larger (and categorized as a studio).
— Susan Edgerley Bloomberg Businessweek: Calorie-rich and categorized as a "neon citrus" in the soda business, greenish-yellow Mountain Dew happens to be the nation's best-selling non-cola soft drink, thanks to its loyal suburban, largely white, chuggers.
He was subsequently removed from the list and categorized as a "selectee," meaning he can fly but receives extra scrutiny, Homeland Security documents show.
MUC17 glycoprotein was identified and mapped to a mucin cluster at chromosome 7q22 and categorized as a membrane-associated mucin (Gum et al. 2002; Williams et al. 1999).
We tested the association between glycemia, measured at the first clinical visit (baseline) and categorized as an HbA1c ≥6.5 vs. <6.5%, and mortality.
The fact that something can be measured does not make it a priori more valuable than something else... Surely we value and categorize as beyond measure kindness, character, and a host of other human virtues.
The limbs where 2PFD detected normal triphasic blood flow both in DPA and PTA (defined as P2FD− and categorized as group A), in all cases showed also triphasic nonpathologic patterns during the SD test.
The 78 areas were collapsed into 6 regions and categorized as either a low or a high density region.
