Sentence examples for similarly categorized from inspiring English sources

"I have to laugh when people pigeonhole her as a liberal," said Senator Barbara Boxer of California, an old friend who is usually similarly categorized.

The Bloomberg administration has argued that the city's unchecked obesity epidemic should be similarly categorized as a broad and serious public health matter.

Choicestream, the company that creates the MyBestBets technology used by America Online, has brought in analysts to distill the defining attributes of television programs ("thought-provoking" is one example) and uses the computer to match them with other programs that have been similarly categorized.

In the Knee Society rating scale, patients are similarly categorized into three groups based on the same criteria.

Pruitt et al. ([2012]) similarly categorized TMPPS for U.S. cow-calf farms, without separating the technologies into subcategories.

Non-febrile group was similarly categorized.

Similarly, we categorized the mammograms according to reader-specific quartiles with the corresponding proportion of high-risk versus low-risk Wolfe and Tabár patterns for the different quartiles.

Similarly we categorized hemoglobin at a cut off value of 9 g/dl, below which children in low income countries are considered to have significant iron deficiency anemia [ 18].

Similarly, we categorized foreign-born mothers as one group when in fact differences may exist based on nationality or length of residence in Canada, but this was unavoidable because data on duration of residence is not available in the birth registry.

Similarly, we categorize respondents as "on-track" one year later (at Wave 4) if they have either a) advanced one-year in their studies, b) completed the standard terminal degree (passed the secondary-school exam, called the MSCE), or c) enrolled in tertiary school.

Similarly, patients were categorized as cigarette, cigar or other substance users if the patient was recorded as ever using those substances.