Sentence examples for categorise also from inspiring English sources

Mike's storylines have been played out over an eccentric, deadpan series of videos, puppet shows and performances, pitched somewhere between live art and something much harder to categorise (also: much funnier).

The QUS parameters were z-scored (per standard deviation [SD]), categorised also into quintiles and further dichotomised into lowest and higher quintiles 2 5.

But modern search engines, which operate by indexing instead of categorising, are also fundamentally flawed.

A box that categorises can also limit - if a book can be defined as 'women's writing' it can also be defined as 'only women's writing'.

The themes partly reflected the themes of the interview guide, but new subjects and ways of categorising them also appeared in the discussions and were thus included in the coding scheme.

This last entry seems particularly significant, as it exposes how using these sexist, stereotypical labels to categorise women can also dehumanize and objectify them, smoothing the path towards sexual harassment and a sense of entitlement for harassers.

We also categorise the servers in to 4 groups.

18 Sensitivity was defined as the proportion of children categorised into a certain BMI category (eg, overweight) based on measured BMI that was also categorised into the same BMI category when using parent reports (true positives).

14, 17, 20, 21 In order to compare the findings with that of the previous UK study, 5 we also categorised parity and BMI into binary variables and re-categorised age and tested these in a separate regression model.

Some involuntary hand and leg movements are also categorised as NEAT activities.

Myers and Briggs also categorised people as introverts (who enjoy working and being alone), and extroverts (who are energised by other people and enjoy action and variety).