Sentence examples for categorized systematically from inspiring English sources

Units of text referring to similar codes will be grouped and categorized systematically by one central coder, who is coding all the interviews.

A total of 194 people were first of all systematically categorized according to gender and place of residence.

The subsequent sections will provide a systematically categorized comprehensive discussion on the recent progress in the surfactant promoted LPE of graphene.

Building on Biggs' (2003) model, the ABCSCL publications were systematically categorized with respect to student prerequisites, learning environment, processes, and outcomes.

In the second stage, peasant associations (PAs) of each district were systematically categorized under agro-pastoral and pastoral on the basis of livelihood system obtained from a reconnaissance survey and discussions with district level pastoral development government offices.

In the second stage, peasant associations (PAs) in each district were systematically categorized into agro-pastoral and pastoral on the basis of their livelihood system, as determined from a reconnaissance survey and discussions with district-level pastoral development government offices.

In this way, measuring and knowing the solubility of pharmaceuticals in supercritical fluids are one of the most critical parameters must be systematically categorized as a function of pressures and temperatures.

Interview responses were systematically categorized and thematic analysis was used to identify and describe themes.

Baltussen and Niessen presented in 2006 the 'cloud of criteria', suggesting that criteria cannot be systematically categorized [ 7].

Although early modern writers neither systematically categorized degrees of fatness nor registered differences in fertility and gestational outcomes between women of varying body size (or weight), they detailed how too much fat had a deleterious effect on all aspects of reproduction from sex and conception to childbirth.

Such classifications are done, however, to systematically categorize the numerous known poisons.