Sentence examples for its categorisation as from inspiring English sources
They boil down to the Wall Street Journal (if it will forgive its categorisation as entertainment), some games and a good deal of pornography.
Its categorisation as a synthetic cannabinoid masks the fact it is much stronger than cannabis, and has a hallucinatory dimension.
While participants generally agreed that a trans identity is not itself pathological, its inclusion in the DSM and, broadly, its categorisation as a psychiatric condition evoked contrasting ideas.
She is pleased, however, that the fans themselves defy easy categorisation; as far as she can tell, they range across the age and music spectrums just as widely as she hopes her songs span the emotional range.
Since this is a explorative pilot study, other types can be added to this categorisation as well.
To put all this another way: Treasure Island defies its original categorisation as children's (or more specifically boy's) literature for a number of overlapping reasons.
For example, the use of alternative PDC categorisations as well as adjustment for unmeasured confounders did not substantially modify the reported estimates.
The Austrian Sonn possesses more heft than his categorisation as lyric tenor would imply.
Always beguiling, her writing is powerful, incisive and so singular that it defies categorisation, as memoir, nonfiction, or whatever.
The jury said Isozaki's architecture defied categorisation as it was always evolving.
Ascertainment of interval breast cancers poses a number of challenges that include identification (requiring linkage to cancer registries), standardisation, and validation of review and categorisation methods, as well as access to the films taken at diagnosis.
