Sentence examples for categorised into two classes from inspiring English sources

Generally compression methods can be categorised into two classes as lossy and lossless methods.

Generally, load balancing can be categorised into two classes of activity based on the type of information on which the corresponding decisions are made, namely averages-based and instantaneous measures-based classes.

As the system focuses on the detection of maculopathy, the classes from the developed dataset, as presented in Table 1 (in Sect. 3.2), have been categorised into two classes which are maculopathy detected or eye fundus with maculopathy (131 images) and maculopathy not detected or fundus without maculopathy (469 images).

Basically, mechanisms of resistance to herbicides can be categorised into two classes according to their genetic control [ 5].

A national formulary is available, in which drugs are categorised into two classes: class A includes essential drugs that patients do not have to pay for and class C contains drugs not covered by the NHS (e.g. contraceptives, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, dermatologic drugs).

The failure modes according to the level of their criticality are categorised into five classes, namely very low, low, medium, high and very high critical.

Crude oil viscosity can be categorised into three classes depending on the reservoir pressure, namely dead oil viscosity, saturated oil viscosity and undersaturated oil viscosity.

Using the FLAB algorithm [9], the expanded VOI voxels were categorised into three classes representing tumour core, region of partial volume averaging around tumour core, and background.

We suggest that member states (MS) be categorised into three classes based on the confidence that Trichinella can be considered absent, in the specified sub-population of pigs above a specified design prevalence which we set to 1 per million pigs.

Social class was defined on the basis of questions regarding number of years of vocational training and employment status and categorised into five classes as described previously [38].

These constraints can be categorised into three classes, namely: practical, ethical and regulatory.