Sentence examples for broadly categorise from inspiring English sources

Although the UNHCR used its standardised HIS forms that broadly categorise chronic diseases into reporting categories (with reference to ICD 10), the data were collected by different partners, which may affect its quality.

While the above-mentioned classification may be helpful to broadly categorise vascular lesions, the most frequently encountered shunting malformation i.e., the pial brain AVMs, deserve further sub-classification as the presented classification is too crude to predict the natural history of a specific AVM for an individual patient and is unable to anticipate the endovascular treatment risk [ 8].

Sewell cites Darwin's work as the reason for the development of something that he broadly categorises as a form of moral detachment from societal rules and norms: evolution is random and without purpose therefore I can do whatever I please.

These factors can be broadly categorised as technology and management.

Current feature selection methods can be broadly categorised into filter, wrapper and embedded approaches.

Severance (2005) observed that relationships were broadly categorised into four categories: acquaintances, friends, family, and girlfriends.

The barriers preventing architects from engaging with Alexander's theory can be broadly categorised into three groups (Table 2).

In general, fibrinolytic agents can be broadly categorised into two types based on their route of administration.

This paper reviews current projects developing extra-terrestrial construction, broadly categorised as: (i) ISRU-based construction materials; (ii) fabrication methods; and (iii) construction processes.

These are broadly categorised as relating to uncertainty, latent-structure modelling, and the synthesis of statistical models and abstract physical models.

These expectations can be broadly categorised as either functional (primarily related to the interface) or educational (related to learning designs, processes and outcomes).