Sentence examples for categorises in from inspiring English sources

Land capability classification (LCC) categorises, in general, the suitability of soils for (field) crops, grouping soils according to their limitations, the risk of damage, and the way they respond to management.

Many of the studies were conducted in the United Kingdom and most utilised the reference document developed by Netten & Curtis [ 21], which categorises in considerable detail the unit costs of health services.

We all like to categorise in order to understand something.

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

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

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

• The definition of a "racist incident" will now include incidents categorised in policing terms both as crimes and non-crimes.

Those who attacked Blakelock were categorised in two groups: those who had kicked or punched the officer, and those who used potentially lethal weapons to assault him.

Masterpieces were categorised in order of importance: a yellow circle for very valuable art pieces, green for major works and red for world treasures.

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.

Under the current law, dogs are categorised in the same group as donkeys, rabbits, horses and deer, not as livestock such as cattle and chickens.