Sentence examples for may be categorised from inspiring English sources

In this categorisation, one standard may be categorised to several different technologies.

It may be categorised as "street food", but eating a burrito while walking is hazardous.

Errors in diagnostic thinking are not easy to assess, as harm that results may be categorised as due to a different source, eg caused by (the wrong) treatment, or a delay to the right one.

It should be noted that labiaplasties done for purely functional reasons, such as dyspareunia (pain during sex), may be categorised as medically necessary and therefore eligible to be covered by insurance.

Urethral tumours may be categorised according to location and histology.

Triggers may be categorised as behavioral, environmental, infections, dietary, chemical or hormonal.

Techniques followed may broadly be categorised as statistical, morphological, spatial domain filtering, frequency domain analysis, joint spatial/spatial-frequency analysis and fractal models.

Our study suggests that a significant proportion of individuals with ReA may currently be categorised as having NAA.

Furthermore, it may also be categorised in strong network conditions as these hard and soft institutions mean that actors are not stimulated to share their knowledge with others outside their own network.

With reference to psychoanalytical, object relations theory (Klein and Winnicott) I argue that the in-between spaces established by transgressive acts, destabilising and disorientating as they may be, should not be categorised as pathological but rather affective territories of potentiality necessary for creative education.

This study provides evidence to suggest that back pain patients able to complete a course of physiotherapy care may be able to be categorised into low, medium, or high risk of a poorer overall outcome, using the scores suggested in Table 2.