Sentence examples for categorized this problem from inspiring English sources
We categorized this problem as level 2, because it begins with a phenomenon from a biological context the pathology of arteriosclerosis and then leads students through a series of questions aimed at unpacking the physical principles that underlie this disease.
We first analyze these problems in this paper and categorized the problems into four aspects.
Unsupported problems were categorized in memorization problems, problems using figures, history problems, and essay style problems.
The three variables of "non-restorative sleep", "sleep onset" and "maintaining sleep" were combined into one variable reflecting sleeping problems and categorized as "no problem" or "problem" (i.e. reporting 1 or more sleeping problems on the 3 items).
Many subjects of the control group still categorized the problems based on the similarity of their superficial features, while many subjects of the experimental group came to categorize the problems based on the similarity of their structural features, that is, the dominant principles/laws of problems (e.g., Newton's second law, balance of forces, conservation of energy).
Most of the subjects categorized the problems based on the similarity of their superficial features, such as the components of the system (e.g., inclined plane, springs) and the figures of motion (e.g., circular motion, free fall).
We categorize the problem as though it were an issue of corporate social responsibility and as if we really believed women aren't good enough and need coddling or remedial help.
The results were classified based on the scoring system categorized as: no problem (score 1); some problem (score 2); and extreme problem (score 3).
Categorizing the problems and growth patterns of small businesses in a systematic way that is useful to entrepreneurs seems at first glance a hopeless task.
Categorizing those problems and challenges provides a picture of the issues researchers have yet to investigate and to support solutions for an optimal scoped memory model.
