Sentence examples for categorised to take from inspiring English sources
The BMI groups were categorised to take into account an indefinite number of decimal places in the continuous measure of BMI, for example a BMI group was defined as 20 to <25 kg/m as opposed to 20 24.99 kg/m.
The data about what websites you tend to visit is then categorised to generate a profile.
But users can add tags to their posts on top of their categories, and he suggests that people might start to change the way they categorise blog posts to take advantage of Technorati Tags.
Since office consultations are characterised by time pressure, decisions have to be made quickly, both to categorise the problem and to take action.
It remains unclear as to whether 'active acceptance' can reasonably include seeking medical intervention with the hope of getting a particular medicine stopped or changed, but since they were prepared to take alternatives, categorising them as 'resistant' is also problematic.
The seven that agreed to take part (44%) were categorised into two groups based on information about the proportion of core teaching sessions deemed to be problem-based in the second-year academic timetable.
Generally speaking, in medical practice it is quite common for physicians to take many clinical parameters that are essentially continuous variables and categorise them for practical reasons.
If those declining to take part were willing to give a reason, then, for CFAS II only, this was recorded and categorised.
Commonsense language claims to take its lead from the way people naturally speak, but any writer who truly attends to the way people speak will soon find himself categorised as a distinctive stylist or satirist or experimentalist.
The participants were also asked to report the number of supplements being used and categorised as taking multivitamin & mineral supplements (yes or no).
