Sentence examples for recategorized into from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the four alternative responses of the original instrument were recategorized into three categories.

However, participants were recategorized into a High-Mechanistic (n = 17) group and a Low-Mechanistic groups (n = 12) using criteria described in the Mechanistic Assessment section below, while 21 participants were excluded from analyses (though analyses on the full sample based on Original Condition or Mechanistic Assessment are shown in Table 1).

Other North American morels formerly classified as deliciosa have since been recategorized into two distinct species, Morchella diminutiva and M. virginiana.

Add to that the fact that most Americans support marijuana legalization and recognize that marijuana is less harmful than alcohol a substance that isn't scheduled at all and you've got a fairly convincing case that marijuana should be removed from the list of scheduled drugs altogether, rather than recategorized into a lower schedule.

The mother's occupation was recategorized into: not working; agriculture; and working (paid employment).

This variable was recategorized into Low (low or medium low) and Medium high (high, medium high or medium).

Sellars holds, then, that the logical space of the sensible qualities has been successively recategorized in different stages of human development.

Triggered by the EPP feature on the matrix transitive v, the embedded object qulih thus directly moves to the SPEC of the matrix vP and is valued as the ABS feature from T. Table 3 refines and reorganizes the selectional relationship between the complement-taking verbs/predicates and their selected linkers, which have been recategorized in three syntactic levels, from high to low.

We also recategorized social class into manual and nonmanual social classes.

We also recategorized health status into a dichotomous variable to indicate whether the follow-up measurement was better or the same as (greater than or equal to) the baseline measurement or whether the follow-up measurement was worse than (less than) the baseline measurement.

As an additional analysis, we recategorized the counterpart's non-smoking status into "never-smoker" and "ex-smoker" and examined whether these non-smoking categories showed different associations with the target's cessation.