Sentence examples for categorized out from inspiring English sources

Nichols and Hope may have had their problems, but they certainly deserve far better than they got; they were practically categorized out of existence.

Humans categorize out of need, for the "infinitude of units or individuals" outstrips the capacity of memory.

Patients first go to an out-patient unit for diagnosis where they are categorized as out- or in-patient.

The 4 factors categorized 17 out of 22 symptoms.

A number of patients categorized as drop-outs re-entered the program but kept their classification as drop-outs in the analysis if they had been off ART for more than 3 months, given the high likelihood of viral rebound as well as the increased risk of drug resistance due to suboptimal drug exposure.

* Drop-out time categorized as "early" for those who dropped out between the first and second treatment visits, and "late" for those who dropped out after the second treatment visit.

In the pages of The Chicagoan restaurants were categorized as Downtown, Out a Ways or 'Way Out; a play could be touted as "worth eyeing and earing"; a reader's complaint about the magazine's spelling mistakes could be met with a cocked eyebrow and wrinkled nose: "Oh, Well... Anybody can spell".

Finally, some students (7 out of 44 students categorized as ENS; 2 out of 39 students categorized as aTNS) simply write the answer as in Fig. 8f.

The Hartford Police, which worked on the proposal and modeled it after similar ordinances in other cities, said that 99percentt of the alarms it responded to are false, and up to 15percentt of its calls initially categorized as "urgent" turn out to be false alarms.

The most prominent category of the KEGG bins was metabolism, which was especially pronounced in the root, where more than 80% of the categorized marker genes (39 out of 46) were assigned to this bin.

The remaining 22 women who dropped out were categorized as unexposed and hence were lost for the control group.