The phrase "as categorized through" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing how something has been classified or organized, but it may be clearer to use more standard phrasing.
Example: "The data was analyzed as categorized through various demographic factors."
Alternatives: "as classified by" or "as organized through".
Constant comparative method is defined as categorizing units of data through a process of comparing new units with previously identified units to develop or saturate a category [ 54].
All adverse events were categorized as mild.
Maternal season of study for time of vitamin D ascertainment was categorized as fall (September through November), winter (December through February) or spring (March through May) with no recruitment during the summer non-viral seasons.
In the previously mentioned study, additional categorical determinants were created as extra determinants x4, x5, and x6 where the number of days since last intake of thiazides, counting back from the index date, was categorized as: x4 = 1 through 60 days; x5 = 61 through 365 days; and x6 > 365 days.
Hence, more information, and consequently less non-differential misclassification, is obtained with the introduction of extra determinants x2, and x3, where the cumulative continuous exposure to thiazides at the index date is categorized as: x1 = 1 through 42 days; x2 = 42 through 365 days; x3 > 365 days.
CCS diagnostic groups 11 through 43 were categorized as malignancy and CCS group 45 was categorized as chemotherapy.
Some infants categorized as having acquired HIV through perinatal transmission may have actually acquired it through early breastfeeding transmission.
The company has not enumerated the volume of posts that were categorized as news, and distributed through Facebook's News Feed during the months leading up to the election.
I propose that the diverse natural phenomena categorized as aesthetic entities arise through a common, intellectually discoverable aesthetic process.
