Sentence examples for categorised under the term from inspiring English sources
As a result, the variations of working hours are high, and differentiations between what is categorised under the term part-time work are essential.
AIs have been associated with a broad range of musculoskeletal adverse events (in addition to the effects on bone health described in the preceding paragraph) that have been loosely categorised under the term of AI-related arthralgias.
Often described as a monolithic group - and categorised under the catch-all term Latino - in reality it is hard to pigeonhole Latinos.
To reflect this very low risk of recurrence and progression, clinging DCIS is now categorised under the heading of 'flat epithelial atypia', and this illustrates the value of such long-term studies to help refine diagnostic categories.
"The proposed new syllabus features just one woman – Mary Wollstonecraft – categorised under the 'liberalism' section.
The free responses were tabulated so that comments on each criterion were categorised under the headings: reservations, omissions, and redundancies.
For example, plain rice, rice flakes and puffed rice were categorised under the Rice food group, or foods such as unleavened pancakes (chapatti, paratha, roti) were categorised under the Wheat group.
Extracts of data from the interviews (primary data) and literature (secondary data) were categorised under the initially developed themes.
This method presents an alternative to factor analysis and is categorised under the non-parametric item response theory (IRT).
The functional pathways were categorised under 16 umbrella terms (see Additional files 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).
