Sentence examples for categorized as intended from inspiring English sources

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However, a comprehensive review of the predictors of timing of ANC initiation is lacking, since pregnancy intentions – categorized as intended (wanted then), mistimed (wanted later) and unwanted (not wanted at all) – is yet to be recognized as a possible predictor of timing of ANC initiation.

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All adverse events were categorized as mild.

It worked as intended.

We respond as intended.

The operation did not go as intended.

Perhaps the burial worked as intended.

Instead, it has succeeded exactly as intended.

Use all tools as intended.

Secondary dimensions are further categorized as either auxiliary dimensions that are part of the construct intended to be measured or nuisance dimensions that are not intended to be measured.

The query that intends to retrieve specific documents is categorized as a navigational query (for example, a query containing author name, journal name and publication year) while the query that intends to fulfill information need is categorized as an informational query (for example, a query containing topical MeSH terms (e.g., hypertension [MeSH])) [ 29].

Methods for assessing effectiveness require measurement of surrogate performance relative to test features (i.e. other aspects of biodiversity that the surrogate is intended to represent), and can be loosely categorized as either pattern-based or selection-based.

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