Sentence examples for categorised at from inspiring English sources

"This represents a move beyond those artists who have been categorised at the Young British Artists.

In the American chess-rating system, Martin was categorised at his peak as "expert," one rank below "master".

Last year 28 near misses with drones and planes were reported around airports in Britain by the UK Airprox Board – including several categorised at the highest level of risk involving commercial airliners.

The NDA said the ship and its cargo had been categorised at the lowest level of safety concern.

Categorised at the time as a "Spatial Construction" (Fig. 2), the structure made is currently known as a 3-strut prism or triangular prism.

"The Disciplinary Committee decided that the offence should be categorised at the top end of World Rugby's scale of seriousness and set an entry point of a 15-week suspension," said a statement.

A further 3.5 million people were categorised as "at-risk" gamblers.

Moreover, differences in cut-off points used to identify children at risk for cardiovascular disease has considerable implications for the numbers categorised as at higher risk, and for subsequent therapeutic decisions such as drug treatments or lifestyle changes.

And there were songs that sounded so fresh and different they were hard to categorise at all – for instance Say No Go, which famously sampled Hall and Oates.

Perinatal outcomes included: pre-term birth, categorised as birth at 32 36 weeks' gestation and very pre-term birth at ≤ 31 weeks' gestation; extremes of birth-weight, including low birth-weight, (< 2,500 g) and macrosomia, (> = 4,500 g); and small for gestational age (SGA) (< 10th centile birth-weight, for gestation, sex and plurality [ 24, 25].

Despite an overall increased risk of complications, the majority of disadvantaged women enter spontaneous labour at term without having developed maternal or perinatal complications and are thus categorised as being at low risk of intrapartum complications.