Sentence examples for study was to categorize from inspiring English sources

The main aim of the study was to categorize and to quantify drifting plastic items.

The aim of this study was to categorize patients according to the 2005 ATS/IDSA guidelines, to determine differences in baseline characteristics, pathogens, and clinical outcomes between patients with HCAP and CAP in a university teaching hospital in South Korea, and to clarify approaches for initial antibiotic management.

The purposes of this study were to categorize the etiology of chronic cough by its response to the systematic diagnostic treatments starting from a high dose of an inhaled β2 agonist, and secondarily to sub-categorize the β2 agonist responsive cough (BRC) by airway hyperresponsiveness using the methacholine challenge test.

The aim of this study was to identify, categorize and rate studies on rehabilitative therapeutic approaches for IPS regarding not only study design and statistics, but also clinical relevance.

The purpose of this study was to investigate and categorize the short- and middle-term incidence of peri- and postoperative difficulties (categorized by the classification of Paley in problems, obstacles, and complications).

An interesting area of further study in these regions would be to categorize the type and/or schedule of exercise, e.g., giving subtypes of exercise (gentle, aerobic, walking, etc).

The fundamental idea of recent studies on drug resistance has been to categorize cell lines into sensitive, resistant and intermediate groups based on drug dose response experiments and subsequently to generate a genetic classifier or signature based on microarray analysis.

Prior to the experiment, participants were informed that the aim of the study was to test their ability to categorize words using a computer program.

The objective of this study was to collate, analyse and categorize published work pertaining to the extrusion-based food printing technique in order to determine its impact on food texture design and identify any related technical bottlenecks.

The aim of the present study was to develop a method for categorizing head and neck positions objectively.

Differences occured when deciding whether a study is to be categorized as either "relevant without restrictions" or "relevant with restrictions".