Sentence examples for categorized by an from inspiring English sources
Its library now has 700,000 songs, each categorized by an employee based on 400 musical attributes, like whether the voice is breathy, like Charlotte Gainsbourg, or gravelly like Tom Waits.
For other isolates coverage was categorized by an experienced microbiologist and was based on the antimicrobial spectrum of the antibiotic agents [13].
Two mice developed neurological signs categorized by an abnormal hind limb gait and hind limb weakness, at which time each was euthanised (day 9 or 14 post-challenge), while all other mice were euthanised at ∼17 22% body weight loss with varying degrees of depression, inactivity and dehydration.
Reason for admission was categorized by an intensivist at PICU in [ 1] trauma and [ 2] non-trauma related admissions.
Job titles were categorized by an a priori constructed job exposure matrix into three classes of exposure to respectively organic dust, mineral dust, and gases/ fumes.
The logistic regression model was used to test the association between BNP increase (categorized by an increase ≥200 pg/ml) and mortality, adjusted for age, gender, troponin levels, Killip classification, left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) and ST elevation AMI.
Internet service providers are often categorized by a hierarchy of tiers.
643 regions of interest (ROI) of the slice were categorized by a panel of experts using the marbling grading scale and later segmented by the computer system.
The study is a way to achieve different deployable shading systems categorized by a series of parameters that describe the strengths and weaknesses of each tessellation.
It should also provide a Web link to the plan's list of covered drugs and how they are categorized by a particular plan, said Ms. Fish-Parcham.
Experimental methods and results from 51 investigations utilizing either green algae (Chlorophyta), cyanobacteria (Cyanophyta), or Euglenophyta are analyzed and categorized by a variety of parameters, including size, species and duration.
