The phrase "categorized differently" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to group things or ideas into different categories or classifications. Example: "In this essay, I will explore how various cultures approach the concept of time, which is often categorized differently depending on one's perspective."
Further research is needed to better characterize those patients whose glycemic status might be categorized differently by two different tests (e.g., FPG and A1C), obtained in close temporal approximation.
The one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) with the Sidak post hoc was used to detect differences in functional status among individuals categorized differently by the uni- and multidimensional frailty instruments.
Additionally, to determine whether male and female politicians might be categorized differently, we calculated the percentage of correct categorizations for each target by aggregating across participants' categorizations.
This discrepancy may be explained (1) in our study, due to the affection by Chinese traditional culture, the majority of women were never drinkers, those who did drink, had a narrower range, and the alcohol consumption was categorized differently in men and women considering the metabolic difference by sex [14].
The present report targeted the assessment of differences in the cardiovascular risk profiles of subjects categorized differently as having or not having diabetes with diagnostic criteria based on plasma glucose and A1C.
These different types of "depression" have sometimes been referred to as subtypes and categorized differently, a longstanding point of discussion within psychiatry over the last 100 years.
Between 40 and 60percentt categorized themselves differently than the organization did.
Cortical lesions were categorized slightly differently than white matter lesions (Peterson et al., 2001; Dal-Bianco et al., 2008).
Race/ethnicity was categorized somewhat differently for the prevalence and incidence estimates using all registered youth than it was in the analysis of respondent characteristics based only on those who had a study visit.
Race/ethnicity was categorized somewhat differently for the prevalence and incidence estimates, which used all registered youth, and for the analysis of respondent characteristics, which was based on the subset of youth who had a study visit.
Race/ethnicity was categorized somewhat differently for the prevalence and incidence estimates using all registered youth and for the analysis of respondent characteristics, which was based on the subset of youth who had a study visit.
