The phrase "are clearly categorized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing items or concepts that have been organized into distinct groups or classifications in a clear manner.
Example: "The various species of plants in the garden are clearly categorized by their growth habits and environmental needs."
Alternatives: "are distinctly classified" or "are obviously grouped".
These whistles are the basis of song-matching interactions, and they are clearly categorized and recognized by the birds, despite local variations [32].
Further, 64 cyanobacterial SOD sequences are clearly categorized into 17 NiSOD, 7 Cu/ZnSOD, 24 FeSOD and 14 MnSOD genes, 2 non assignable as they require further structural data.
The 'highways', which should primarily consider transport function for intercity connections, and 'streets and avenues', which should also involve the various space functions for the inner city, must be clearly categorized, and they must be redesigned.
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The third tick GPCR was clearly categorized into the D2 group according to the sequence similarities to Drosophila NM_001014758.2 and human D2, D3, and D4 (Figure 1A).
Sepsis, pneumonia, myoclonus and seizure occurring during the advanced critical care period that could not be clearly categorized as typical cooling-related or rewarming-related AEs were categorized as other AEs.
But the most significant increase of LnP(D) was observed when k was increased from 1 to 2. At k = = 2 the panel is clearly categorized into two-rowed and six-rowed barleys with few exceptions.
The problem of overlapping can also be found in the conceptualization of IPO models, where team aspects often cannot be clearly categorized as input or process (e.g. in some models leadership is used as an input variable and in others as a process variable).
Phylogenetic analysis suggests that the RFX family in the human genome has undergone at least three gene duplications in evolution and the seven human RFX genes can be clearly categorized into three subgroups: (1) RFX1-3, (2) RFX4 and RFX6, and (3) RFX5 and RFX7.
While the expert's cognitive actions are clearly organized and structured, there are many concurrent actions that are hard to categorize in the novice's protocol.
