Sentence examples for is categorised in from inspiring English sources
The impact is categorised in accordance with the system lifecycle and assessed using a rating system which has been developed to integrate future-proofing elements in the system ensuring overall system sustainability.
"The question I asked him was: 'Are you going to stay in the health sector on the stock market?'" Each business on the FTSE (where Alliance Boots was then listed) is categorised in a particular sector, so Barclays can be found under "banks", BAE Systems under "aerospace" and so on.
Trust-based detection system is categorised in three trust systems as shown in Fig. 3.
This paper follows Wolbers' (2003) and Quintini's (2011b) approach to the measurement of field-of-study mismatch in a cross-national context, whereby each education degree is categorised in one of nine fields and each ISCO-08 three-digit occupation is matched to one or more fields.
In addition, the self-reported intensity is categorised in 'light', 'moderate' and 'vigorous', instead of 'slow', 'moderate' and 'fast'fast
In the UK, after the reorganisation of the service with the publication of the National Burn Care Review in 2001, the burn injury service is categorised in a three tier system based on the severity/complexity of the burn injury.
"Western countries will most probably be categorised in the second or third group," he said.
Transfield Services outlined how reports should be categorised in its incident management framework of June 2013.
The three types of behaviour found can be categorised in a manner similar to that provided by Geldart for fluidisation.
