Sentence examples for intended to categorize from inspiring English sources

I can only encourage people to remember that labels by their very nature are intended to categorize and therefore divide us.

The Charnley classification is intended to categorize patients according to their walking ability and contralateral hip disease.

By design, these scales are positively skewed and are intended to categorize the children who are the most dysfunctional and would likely qualify for psychiatric diagnosis [ 46].

This scale, summarized in Table 7, was originally intended to categorize severity in untreated asthmatics in clinical settings but has been used in epidemiologic studies, as well (Diette et al. 2001).

As such, their MBTI intends to categorize people with questions based on Jung's interpretation of the four core psychological functions extraversion versus introversion, intuitive versus sensing, feeling versus thinking, and judging versus perceiving.

We consider both 'C' and 'D' zone morphologies to be indicative of inducible resistance, and thus intend to categorize isolates exhibiting 'C' and 'D' zones as potentially resistant to third-generation cephalosporins.

Like Gentile's original taxonomy of tasks [ 2], this dual task taxonomy is not intended to neatly categorize every specific combination of tasks.

This illustrates that suicide still carries a strongly negative subtext, and on the whole, we exhibit a greater willingness to categorize self-killings intended to avoid one's just deserts as suicides than self-killings intended to benefit others (Beauchamp & Childress 1983, 93 94).

He said he intended to combine the entries and categorize them after the season, with more to come now that Moore — who last week accepted the Jets' standing offer to work from team headquarters instead of his South Carolina home — has restarted their one-on-one tutorials.

Thus, we conducted a comprehensive review of the literature to identify prior interventions intended to reduce hospital readmission, and categorized them according to the ten ITC domains for our secondary analysis.

On basis of these conversations we intended to develop a conceptual framework for understanding and categorizing GPs' views on the subject.