Sentence examples for categorization who from inspiring English sources

There's a growing middle class in the entertainment industry now, and it's made up of people who defy categorization, who are writers, and performers, and sort-of-comedians but not really.

According to this categorization, anyone who is not a theist is either a negative or a positive atheist.

Many of my favorite artists are the ones whose works defy categorization, and who are extraordinarily prolific in a number of contrasting art media.

Body mass index was categorized into 4 levels according to the WHO categorization: (1) < 18.5 (underweight), (2) 18.5–25 (normal weight), (3) 25 30 (overweight), (4) > 30 (obese).

"He defies categorization," said Michael Schur, who created "Parks and Recreation" with Greg Daniels.

And in a follow-up study, the same researchers gave a new set of respondents a categorization task: Participants who earlier had imagined a crowd showed quicker reaction times to words like "unaccountable" and "exempt".

It was not possible to do a systematic categorization of those who declined.

We used the WHO categorization of treatment needs and subsequently the data were dichotomized: zero, without treatment needs corresponding classification zero of the WHO criteria; and one, with treatment needs classification 1-9 of the WHO criteria [ 37].

An extension of this categorization are patients who ask for sick notes and who may be deemed 'malingerers' because they either do not want to work or who are seen to somatize their problems.

Table 4 presents the results of pooled expert agreement in two categories, grade I and grade II (WHO categorization of meningioma), using Kendall's tau-b analysis for interobserver variability.

In fact, in this population-based sample of young women, the mean BMI was 24.8 kg/m2 which is close to the lower cut-point of overweight 25-300 kg/m) based on the WHO categorization [ 21].