Sentence examples for broadly categorised into from inspiring English sources

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.

Proposed DDoS defence techniques generally seek to classify packets as either legitimate or malicious and can be broadly categorised into signature-based or anomaly based.

Based on extensive study of sensor localization in the radio frequency domain, the underpinning methodology can be broadly categorised into range-free and rangebased schemes [12].

The metazoan component of the twilight zone can be broadly categorised as (a) temporary residents that migrate into the cool, deep waters during daylight hours to reduce their metabolic demands and minimise predation pressure from visual predators, and (b) true residents.

While the excitation is always achieved by using an induction coil, the sensing devices can broadly be categorised into two different types, namely induction coils and magnetic sensors.

These can broadly be categorised into diagnostic errors (e.g. overdiagnosis/underdiagnosis) and possible biological effects [ 43].

Kane et al 3 'pay for prevention initiatives' review identified several forms of provider incentives, which can broadly be categorised into two types: pay per service provided (often called fee-for-service) which may include a bonus or penalty paid based on assessed performance or a fixed payment (often called capitation or prospective payment).

These factors can be broadly categorised as technology and management.