The phrase "as categorization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the classification or grouping of items, concepts, or data within a specific context.
Example: "The study presents the findings as categorization of various species based on their habitat preferences."
Alternatives: "as a classification of" or "as a grouping of".
These four different expressions were then used as categorization of the awareness of the few patients included in the study.
Kim and colleagues 10 address a wide range of problems such as categorization of disease subtypes and tumors in biological and medical research.
A fundamental role of the M system/dorsal stream might be to produce a low-resolution template of the visual scene that influences perceptual processes, such as categorization of natural images, object recognition, and perceptual grouping in the ventral occipito-temporal cortex, by allowing P pathway fine-detailed input to be used more effectively (3,75 80).
Replacing age categories in Table 4 with trend across age groups provided a similar non-significant result in multivariate analysis, as did categorization of patients into two groups on the basis of age below versus ≥75 years.
Workshop participants generally concluded that the selection of population-level low-dose extrapolation models should be informed by population factors such as inter individual variability in susceptibility and coexposures, as well as by categorization of mechanisms of toxicity.
The particular variables and codes used in analysis here, as well as the categorization of cultural traits in principle, are vulnerable to inaccuracy on two counts: miscategorizing out of anachronism, bias, or imprecision, and miscategorizing because of an essential incomparability of cultures or cultural traits.
Such extended genomic studies will aid in the identification of genes involved in host recognition, infection, migration and immune invasion as well as the categorization of targets for vaccine and anthelmintic drugs.
The ATLAS scoring system may be useful in stratifying CDI patients so that appropriate therapies can be chosen to maximize cure rates, as well as for categorization of patients in CDI therapeutic studies in order allow comparisons of patient groups.
Inter-rater reliability was calculated for individual items in INTERMED, as well as for the categorization of patients as "complex" or "non-complex".
Details about the computational analysis of shotgun proteomics data, including data filtering, peptide/protein identification and quantification, statistical analysis of quantitative data, as well as the functional categorization of the differentially expressed proteins are provided in the Additional file 1.
In statistics, classification is defined as the categorization of given objects (observations) into two or more types.
