Sentence examples for categorised along from inspiring English sources

In the sharia state of Aceh, gay sex is punishable by jail, while waria, once nationally deemed cacat, or mentally ill, are now categorised along with the homeless as a "social welfare problem".

Primary carers are generally categorised along with other family and friends as informal care.

Organisational culture was categorised along three dimensions: focus on people versus the organisation; preference for structure; and emphasis on specific type of strategies and outcome [ 35, 39].

Ovarian cancer patients were categorised along a Kaplan Meier survival curve according to negative vs positive expression of TADG-15, showing a statistically significant association between negative TADG-15 expression and poor patient overall survival (P=0.0480, log-rank test, Figure 2).

While in research and practice primary carers are generally categorised along with other family, friends and community as 'informal' care, the findings suggest that the role assumed and care delivered by study participants had very little in common with the roles played by other non-professionals involved with the carer PWD dyad.

Luka Mezgec was third, just ahead of Matthews, on another lengthy leg that had two categorised climbs along the 131 miles from Frosinone to Foligno.

It was one of the toughest stages in this year's Giro, with five categorised climbs along the 198km route from Treviso to Val di Fiemme, including two ascents up the daunting Passo Pampeago and a third category one climb.

The vegetation composition (tree cover, percentage of coniferous and deciduous forest, shrubs, dry, mesic, damp and wet land) inside the squares was analysed using aerial photos and habitats along transects were categorised in the field.

Common reasons for the linkage errors have been categorised in additional file 4 along with a framework for potential reporting items that can assist in developing greater standardisation in this area.

Along with "bollocks", Ofcom categorised "bloody", "bugger", "crap", "Goddamn" and "pissed" as "higher acceptability" words that can be said on television before the watershed.

These, along with 'natural still water' have been categorised as inland static water.