Sentence examples for categorisation as a from inspiring English sources

Its categorisation as a synthetic cannabinoid masks the fact it is much stronger than cannabis, and has a hallucinatory dimension.

SWG3, Eastvale Place PB Way beyond categorisation as a regular "indie night" and much the better for it, Stonelove's now a veritable empire hewn from rock with outposts in Newcastle, York and Brighton, as well as its original Manchester home.

Through them we see him break out from his initial categorisation as a "Neo-Romantic", with Graham Sutherland, John Piper and Michael Ayrton, to follow his own style, from his exhilarating Assembly of Figures series in the 1950s and 1960s to his final, near-abstract landscapes.

Firstly, despite their categorisation as a "less lethal weapon" – a bizarre and oxymoronic description at best – concerns remain about the "direct and indirect medical risks from their use".

The key sub-dimensions for categorisation as a high-PSC unit differed by unit type.

While participants generally agreed that a trans identity is not itself pathological, its inclusion in the DSM and, broadly, its categorisation as a psychiatric condition evoked contrasting ideas.

Since this is a explorative pilot study, other types can be added to this categorisation as well.

She eschewed categorisation – as an artist, as a female film-maker.

For example, the use of alternative PDC categorisations as well as adjustment for unmeasured confounders did not substantially modify the reported estimates.

Interviews with former aides, senior officials and foreign counterparts paint a complex picture of Clinton as a diplomat defying easy categorisation as "hawk" or "dove".

Ascertainment of interval breast cancers poses a number of challenges that include identification (requiring linkage to cancer registries), standardisation, and validation of review and categorisation methods, as well as access to the films taken at diagnosis.