Sentence examples for historically categorized from inspiring English sources

eBay and PayPal have not been historically categorized as part of the innovators in the tech world, but the company is making interesting acquisitions and changing internal cultures.

Whatever hindsight may dictate, in the 2000 elections Hispanics, historically categorized as Democrat, voted Republican in record numbers and were touted as a significant factor in President Bush's victory.

Although historically categorized under 'thrombin', recent studies suggest that acquired fibrinogen deficiency, rather than thrombin generation, may be the major coagulation abnormality associated with obstetric bleeding.

The discontiguous mesogleal form (which was historically categorized as the double sphincter muscle of Zoanthidea) is differentiated from all other mesogleal forms by the presence of distal and proximal concentrations of lacunae separated by unperforated mesoglea.

China has historically been categorized as a market full of knock-offs and copycats — but times have changed.

Galaxies have historically been categorized according to their visual morphology, including elliptical, spiral, irregular, and starburst.

Historically, FlyBase categorized any transcripts that shared any amount of coding sequence as belonging to one gene.

Gliomas have historically been pathologically categorized based on their presumed histological origin (i.e. astrocytic, oligodendroglial), as determined by standard light microscopy-based cellular morphology [ 1].

Historically, these have been mostly categorized as differential equation models or agent-based models.

Historically, CTX prophages have been categorized as CTXclassical or CTXEl Tor on the basis of DNA sequence of the rstR and the sequence variation in ctxB gene.

Historically, these diseases have been primarily categorized into two groups: CRS with nasal polyps (CRSwNPs) and CRS without NPs, reflecting the recognition that CRSwNPs is more prominently associated with eosinophilia.