Sentence examples for categorised in its from inspiring English sources

Transfield Services outlined how reports should be categorised in its incident management framework of June 2013.

Each prediagnosis occupation of cases and controls was therefore categorised in terms of its estimated contact level into one of three broad categories, along the lines followed previously: 13 18 19 (1) low, medium and unknown; (2) high and (3) very high occupational contact levels.

Moreover, in many real-world scenarios data is not categorised in predefined topics, but it is generally accompanied by semantic descriptions possibly describing users' interests.

Without the distraction of TV, the information goes into the hippocampus, where it is organised and categorised in a variety of ways, making it easier to retrieve.

Many of the assets on its balance sheet were categorised in a way that required that bank to hold no capital against them.

It can be categorised in three parts: precursor supply, linking of the peptide backbone and modification reactions.

Maternal education was kept unchanged as it was already categorised in the DHS dataset.

Now it seems all "sport" can be categorised in the same manner.

"Western countries will most probably be categorised in the second or third group," he said.

The predominant subsurface flow field was systematically categorised in purely vertical and horizontal (hyporheic, parafluvial) components.

A total of 333 failures are identified and categorised in 51 separate modes.