Sentence examples for later categorised from inspiring English sources

He later categorised mereological as arguments that "draw on… the theory of the whole-part relation".

Gottfriend Leibiz presented a theodicy in 1710 in his work Théodicée which was later categorised as Irenaean by John Hick.

Principal component analysis was used to derive household wealth scores which were later categorised into quintiles.

Each single utterance is later categorised into one of the 41 exhaustive and exclusive RIAS categories.

The 5-point scale was later categorised into three: 'strongly disagree/disagree'unsureure', and 'agree/strongly agree'.

Job descriptions were later categorised if possible into general types based on Standard Occupational Classification 2000 [ 33].

At first it held 1,605 category C male prisoners, but it later re-categorised 256 places for category D prisoners, who are eligible for release on temporary licences.

Occupations were initially classified into 13 categories based on the Korea Standard Classification of Occupations, although they were later re-categorised into two groups, employed and unemployed, which included housewives.

Later, the districts were categorised into three equal groups based on the mean urbanisation proportion as low (≤19.4), medium (>19.4 and ≤28.8) and high (>28.8) proportion of urban districts.

These later costs can be broadly categorised as hospitalisation costs (other than for routine administration of chemotherapy), consultation costs and costs for clinical and diagnostic services.

Three of the authors (TSA, IM and NA) agreed in the way the codes and categories were labelled and categorised, which in later stages were verified by the other three authors (GK, RG and EJ).