Sentence examples for and later categorized from inspiring English sources

For each of two projects Mr. Orozco and a team of assistants visited a different outdoor site where they hunted and gathered and, later, categorized and photographed thousands of pieces of litter.

Meaningful utterances were grouped and later categorized under several labels.

Because the number of predictors was large, we started with continuous variables and later categorized them in the final model.

For analysis of seizure stages, recording sessions were stored in a computer and later categorized by visual judgment.

The names of chronic conditions were initially recorded using the lay terms reported by respondents and later categorized by the researchers, to the extent possible, into specific conditions.

Continuous variables like sample size and duration of follow-up was initially summarized using medians and inter-quartile ranges and later categorized as shown in Table 2. Multiple logistic regression analysis was used to assess confounding.

Health-related associations with exposure to IPV were also listed and audited for the previous year (March 2012 to March 2013), and were later categorized into three groups: physical, sexual and reproductive, and psychological.

Three patients with a CAP diagnosis in the sub-category of "F20 29: Schizophrenia, schizotypal and delusional disorders" were later categorized as "F30 39: Psychotic mood disorders" in adulthood.

The form assessed participants' gender, municipality population (later categorized into urban, semi-urban, and rural), work environment (clinic type(s)), and the therapies they practiced.

In contrast, three individuals treated during adolescence for "F30 39: Psychotic mood disorders" were later categorized in the sub-category of "F20 29: Schizophrenia, schizotypal and delusional disorders".

Questions 3 and 4 were open, without predefined answers to choose from; however reported CVD risk factors (question 4) were later categorized into four groups: hyperglycemia or diabetes, smoking, hyperlipidemia and obesity.