Sentence examples for categorise a from inspiring English sources

"The government's own guidelines categorise a child vomiting during restraint as a medical emergency.

To categorise a problem as systemic is rarely a straightforward matter.

The hashtag allows you to categorise a post by its keyword, thus allowing an individual to find your post.

The original investigating officer was suspended amid allegations of a cover-up; he had been suspended before, in 2005, for allegedly trying to categorise a murder as suicide.

After his win, director Ang Lee said its success "has proven you can never categorise a region or place or stereotype them".

"Back in 2008, the Swedes elected to categorise a very similar product to our kanelsnegle as a traditional baked good, which can therefore have the higher quantity of cinnamon in it," said Grabow.

Dario Fo, who has died at the age of 90, was an impossible figure to categorise: an exuberant blend of playwright, performer, director, designer and much else besides.

It can categorise an image such as "dog", recognise words and logos in the image, and detect landmarks and even faces.

He categorises a translator as both a "privileged reader and a privileged writer.

It categorises a message.   5.

When categorising a continuous variable, nondifferential errors can lead to differential misclassification [ 8].