Sentence examples for established categorization from inspiring English sources
They can also become less of a descriptive tool and more of a regulatory one, a method of dealing with (or dispatching) a filmmaker whose work defies established categorization or simply displeases critics.
As there was no established categorization for this particular age group of perpetrators, we read all the cases with an open mind.
Transcriptional response to 1.7 kBq 211At was investigated on the level of cellular function based on established categorization of enriched biological processes (Figure 5).
This retrieval study compared metal transfer presence on CoCr and ceramic femoral heads and established a categorization method to describe the morphology of the common forms of observed metal transfer.
Among the top 100 features, IT features constitute between 22 and 45%, depending on the groups used to establish the categorization model.
Hōnen saw clearly that unless a wholly new perspective were established regarding the categorization and evaluation of the myriad practices taught in Buddhist tradition, the genuine meaning of the Pure Land path as he had come to understand it would remain obscure, and vocal nembutsu would continue to be viewed by all people as merely an expedient practice for inferior practitioners.
On the contrary, the GO annotation established a data categorization that leads to a new realm of questions regarding the roles of these processes in Cp infection.
In this process, their native language becomes a major cue in establishing social categorizations and preferences as revealed by a previous study in 6-month-old infants [22].
Classification Although some solid concepts and strategies have been implemented in practice, there is no well-established categorization.
Associations are well established between various categorizations of occupation and related social class and cardiovascular risk factors [ 5– 9].
A gross categorization was established (Tables 6 and 7), indicating no major difference between cases operated upon by COs and MOs, respectively.
