Sentence examples for categorization adopted from inspiring English sources
The variable categorization adopted for each comorbidity measure is provided in Table 1.
An emerging method of organizing Web content, called multi-faceted categorization, adopts a flat structure and treats different facets of the browsed content as equal and independent.
For variables which were not categorical, their categorizations were adopted from previous research [ 20– 20].
The second category of the questions was a mixed question category with questions of "Understand Conceptual knowledge" and "Apply conceptual knowledge" due to domain (time and frequency domains of a signal -based categorization method adopted.
This categorization was adopted to manage the heterogeneity between studies, which used a high number of outcome measures.
This categorization was adopted because the decision regarding compensability is an assessment of whether one of the 7 criteria of compensation in the Patient Injury Act is met rather than an assessment of whether a claim is compensable or not.
In 2004, Lee et al. categorized the third trimester EPDS scores into three levels for assessing the level of antenatal depression and this categorization was adopted in the antenatal assessment in the present study [ 9].
Lee et al. (2004) categorized the third trimester EPDS scores into three levels for assessing the level of antenatal depression: 0-9, nil or insignificant depressive symptoms; 10-14, mild to moderate depressive symptoms; and > 14, severe depressive symptoms and this categorization was adopted in the present study [ 9, 20].
The categorization of SRH adopted in this study was previously used [ 50].
Here, we use a clustering algorithm to analyze 76,533 all-trans segments from protein structures solved at 1.2 Å resolution or better to create a purely φ,ψ-based comprehensive empirical categorization of common conformations adopted by two adjacent φ,ψ pairs (i.e., 2 motifs).
We have adopted this categorization in the present context of technology development.
