Sentence examples for responsible for categorizing from inspiring English sources
The nursing staff was responsible for categorizing the fall into one of three groups: accidental, unanticipated, or anticipated.
The PP was not involved in the care of the patient and was responsible for categorizing the two interpretations as concordant or discordant.
IE was responsible for defining and categorizing the chronic illnesses reported in the study, and commented on written drafts of the manuscript.
The enzymes responsible for polymer degradation are categorized into two groups, i.e., extracellular depolymerase and intracellular depolymerase (Gu 2003).
These results clearly underline the usefulness of transcriptional analysis of activated HSC in categorizing molecular mechanisms responsible for liver fibrosis.
Taken together, these findings suggest that the lack of ER-α signalling is responsible for the increase in P-cadherin, categorizing CDH3 as an oestrogen-repressed gene and pointing to E2 as a key regulator of this cadherin.
It is a theoretical as well as an empirical question to identify and categorize the actors responsible for bringing forward initiatives towards transformation or a transition of a regime or the dominating rules within a field.
Stories, and the way judges -- intentionally or not -- categorize and spin them, are as responsible for legal rulings as logic and precedent, Mr. Amsterdam and Mr. Bruner said.
Three potential gene targets (YALI0F08415g, YALI0C01859g, and YALI0E18238g) categorized in amino acids metabolism are responsible for the conversion of amino acids into acetyl-CoA and malonyl-CoA.
It then categorizes the four main industrial processes responsible for Pb pollution from the LAB industry and presents the geographic (province-level) distribution of LAB production activities.
The translated data were coded using Atlas.ti version 7. The first author was responsible for coding the interview transcripts using topical codes to categorize women's relationships with their families and partners during pregnancy and the postpartum period.
