Sentence examples for applying categories from inspiring English sources

He did the world a great service/disservice by applying categories of style to art objects.

Five of the 10 patients were Black British of African or Caribbean descent: racial type was assigned from personal knowledge of patients, hospital demographic data and by applying categories given in the 2001 census of England & Wales [ 15].

The list of symptoms was structured by applying categories of the system or part of the body affected as used in the considered literature while some adaptions were necessary (Additional file 1; File S5; column A).

We observed the meetings for each of eight boards, categorising the behaviours that we saw board members use by applying categories which we had developed from those used in existing empirical studies [ 31, 34] and from the theory of speech acts.

Then we can perform powerful mathematical operations on text to detect patterns and similarities, make predictions and apply categories to it.

The "applies" and "best applies" categories were subsequently combined to obtain a more stable metric.

Additional file 1 presents a more detailed description of the applied categories.

Non-response and 'does not apply' categories were considered as missing data.

Once all interviews were completed, a tally was created from all participant responses summing how many individuals placed each item in the "applies," "best applies," "not quite right," or "does not apply" categories.

Since then, the "F-word" has been used as a term of abuse, a kind of grammatical mud slung at one's ideological opponent, much more than as a dispassionately applied category of analysis.

A 'does not apply' category was provided for 19 items relating to situations not universally relevant.