The phrase "categorized high" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to classify or organize something as being of a high level or rank in a particular category. Example: The students were categorized high on the intelligence scale, with most scoring in the top percentile.
Matrisome proteins were additionally categorized high and low confidence of extracellular matrix localization.
Through a case study, we cataloged communication channels, determined the main channel from which we categorized high level communication and coordination activities spanning five releases, and triangulated our results by interviewing ten key developers.
25 May 2009 — Pergola to Monte Petrano, 237 km This stage was extremely climbing-intensive, with three categorized high mountains, including a mountaintop finish with a very difficult gradient at Monte Petrano, and a smaller climb about a third of the way into the stage.
In line with this, many of the studies on the prevention paradox have categorized high risk drinkers in terms of frequent HED [ 8- 12].
Based on the mean cut-off point of 15.28 to categorize high and low perceived stress, 13.1 % of adults with high perceived stress had anxiety.
A cutoff value of a median CD20 expression of 8100 antibodies bound per cell was applied to categorize high versus low CD20-expressing samples.
Another limitation of the study is using the 75th percentile to categorize high and low confidence, which makes assessment relative to the group participating, rather than a standard.
The reference values of physical performance tests in our study may be used as a guide for initial falls screening to categorize high and low physiological falls risk among community-dwelling older adults.
Moreover, the reference values of physical performance tests in our study may be used as a guide for initial falls screening in categorizing high and low physiological falls risk among community-dwelling older adults.
In the present study, the cytotoxicity data from LAK-PBMC assay were variable among healthy donors (range 26.0 93.0%), suggesting that the RT-CES system might be used categorizing high or low NK function.
In this view, we would categorize high-aggregation propensity as a risk factor for rapidly progressing disease.
