Sentence examples for terms of categorizing from inspiring English sources
First, in terms of categorizing comorbidity, we chose to use the Charlson index, which has been validated in the oncology setting.
In terms of categorizing bacteria by the C-sources they consume and the inorganic ions they are or are not compatible with, the subset of PM1, PM2, and PM9 provides a useful and broadly applicable set of nearly 300 tests with which taxonomists can compare most or all fast-growing bacterial species.
"But in terms of actually categorizing what the thing is itself, I have to admit it's difficult for me.
A new mobile application called Impala is picking up where Everpix left off, in terms of automatically categorizing your photo collections using computer vision technology.
Traxman cites this as the beginning of the 'footwork' term as a means of categorizing their sound.
Finally, as noted previously by McEvoy and colleagues [ 25], the lack of information on the preswitch sedation status of patients is a limiting factor in terms of understanding the validity of categorizing the preswitch agents as "sedating" or "non-sedating".
In terms of severity categorized by the IPSS (mild, moderate, and severe), ANOVA tests showed that patients with mild BPH had the highest score within the disease domain (p < 0.05).
For instance, instead of categorizing bulbs in terms of watts, a measure of power, shoppers will speak of lumens, a measure of the light that bulbs cast.
Thus, the considerable differences between European and non-European languages and the difficulty initially involved in translating between them cast doubt on the existence of any universal stock of ideas, or any universal way of categorizing experience in terms of such ideas.
The MRC dyspnea scale consists of 5 questions and provides a simple and valid method of categorizing patients in terms of their disability due to COPD [ 44].
I have since learned that another term for "content science" is "taxonomy," or the art and science of categorizing and naming things.
