Sentence examples for made to categorize from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, an attempt has also been made to categorize titanium dental implants according to their type and design, including implants with fully porous structures, implants with porous surfaces and a solid core, and implants with a thin porous surface.
In recent mainstream media attacks on Donald Trump, there has been considerable effort made to categorize him as a consistent verbal abuser of women based on physical appearance.
Relatively little effort is made to categorize delinquents by risk severity early in the process, and no system attempts to predict delinquency outcomes at the 16-day mark, using behavioral models.
Previous attempts have been made to categorize the status of fisheries using catch data [1], [22].
Several attempts to analyze community dynamics have been made to categorize ants according to diet, nesting habits and competitive interactions.
No attempt was made to categorize infections as hospital acquired or community acquired, although the source of the wound was recorded.
This response would have received a score of (0, −1) No effort was made to categorized the "size" of misconceptions or the irrelevance of cant responses: this could, in theory, be done, leading to Y values greater than 1 or −1.
After a presentation of diagnostic background material and relevant diagnostic terms, recommendations will be made to more precisely categorize disorders related to dysfunctional anger.
The feature of spontaneous fission neutron was evaluated with probabilistic approach, and a new Pu categorization which makes enable to categorize plutonium by its isotopic compositions was proposed based on the evaluation results.
The pseudonymous cinephile Ted Nope (I've got my suspicions) wonders: "Even so, problematic to categorize something made to sell cars as art, no?" My response: it's neither more nor less problematic than considering something made to sell tickets as art.
This article provides an updated interpretation of remote sensing at ultraviolet (UV) wavelengths, suggesting that it no longer makes sense to categorize these measurements solely by wavelength range.
