Sentence examples for problems can be categorised from inspiring English sources

Implementation problems can be categorised into three groups: methodological problems, organisational problems and problems concerning product policy.

Patterns of service use in the previous twelve months for mental health problems can be categorised into three groups: 1) requiring hospitalisation; 2) consulting a specialist health care provider such as a specialist doctor, psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker; and 3) consulting a general practitioner only.

Wellbore instability poses a major problem during drilling, and its causes can be categorised into mechanical and chemical effects.

"People with homosexuality and bisexuality can be categorised as people with mental problems," the body said, adding that they suffer from "physical, mental and social problems, growth and development, and/or life-quality problems, thus giving them risks to experience mental disorders".

A home health care problem The study is an example of the Home Health Care Problem HHCPP) [ 5, 6 ], which can be categorised as a variant of the Multiple Travelling Salesman Problem [ 7 ].

Thus, a multi-class classification task can be categorised as a multi-label multi-class classification problem as depicted in Fig. 1c or as a single-label multi-class classification problem, (see Fig. 1b).

Some of it can be categorised as art, and some as commerce.

Decking can be categorised under the "Marmite effect": people either love it or hate it.

They can be categorised into roughly three groups: bodies, food and relationships.

In accounting terms, that redirection can be categorised as newish money rather than brand new money.

Now it seems all "sport" can be categorised in the same manner.