Sentence examples for categorized as for from inspiring English sources

It was experienced as less disparaging to have ADHD than to be categorized as, for example, "a disruptive child", "impolite", or "nonchalant": "I'd rather be stamped with the ADHD diagnosis than walk around and have people think I'm weird" (12) and "It's stranger to be weird or different or a difficult child than to have a diagnosis" (16).

For the older age-stratum (65+ years old), "Medicaid + Medicare" was categorized as for the younger age stratum.

The curators record details about the experiment using controlled vocabularies, categorized as (for example) "Bio Source", "Experiment Design", or "Developmental Stage".

But whatever this little world is categorized as, one thing is for certain: It's a very cool place.

For the purpose of this study, Ontario primary care models are categorized as: Fee-for-Service (FFS); Family Health Group (FHG); blended capitation; Family Health Teams (FHTs); and salaried models.

D' Souza reports that some illnesses are categorized as 'not for-hospital'.

Degree of adjustment for potential confounders were categorized as "+" for age; "++" for age plus BMI; "+++" for these plus weight gain during pregnancy.

Arriving victims were assessed and categorized as 1 for critical, 2 for intermediate, 3 for "can wait" and "black tag" for anyone who appeared to be dead, Dr. Panter said.

Modified semiquantitative H-score: intensity of staining from 0 to 3 multiplied by the percentage of positive tumor cells, which were categorized as 0.1 for 1-9%, 0.5 for 10-49% and 1.0 for >50% positive tumor cells.

Waits inside the store are in-process waits that occur after customers enter the store to explore and purchase a product; these can be categorized as waits for trial and waits for payment.

Each component was categorized as "0" for nonfrail and "1" for frail.