Sentence examples for conventionally categorized from inspiring English sources

Conventionally categorized forms of life may not be as fixed as we tend to believe.

METs are conventionally categorized as sedentary (≤1 MET), light (1−3 METs), or moderate to vigorous (>3 METs).

Although children who fall >2 SDs below the reference growth curves are conventionally categorized as malnourished, this cut-off does not denote a biologically meaningful distinction between healthy and malnourished children.

The pattern of fat loss is dissimilar from that reported for known forms of lipodystrophy with any consistency, and T2DM with PLL does not conform with entities that are conventionally categorized into the two-by-two, congenital versus acquired, generalized versus partial, diagnostic scheme.

Conventionally the threats are categorized according to the classical organization functional units such as engineering, environment, finance, health and safety.

The study goats were also categorized into two age groups conventionally: ≤ 1.5 years as young, and >1.5 years as adult on the basis of the dentition as described earlier for African indigenous goats [ 19].

Seventy-one consecutive patients with conventionally staged LAPC were restaged with PET/CT before CRT, and were categorized into non-metastatic (M0) and metastatic (M1) groups.

b Conventionally, infants born with a birth weight of less than 2500grams are categorized as low birth weight (LBW) and vice versa.

The hard part is being categorized.

They cannot be categorized by style.

Tequilas are also categorized by age.