Sentence examples for typically classify from inspiring English sources

The Xgimi H1 is a bit big in terms of devices that I'd typically classify as "portable," but in this case the moniker definitely applies.

Consequently, epidemiological studies designed to identify dietary patterns associated with reduced incidence of chronic disease typically classify unpolished, or brown, rice as a whole-grain ([Jacobs et al. 2007];[Wang et al. 2007]).

In contrast to traditional diagnostic tests, such as cluster analysis [14], that typically classify patients into one of two groups, RP results identify several genetically characterized groups with associated asthma risk ranging from very low to very high.

Indications for bariatric surgery typically classify those who are eligible for surgery, but a recommendation of surgical referral as best practice or prioritization has not been widely considered.

Although we typically classify ourselves as having blue, green or brown eyes, most of us actually have many smaller flecks and variations in the color of our eyes.

Health care is typically classified as a form of consumption.

The Los Angeles climate is typically classified as semiarid or Mediterranean.

This variable climate history is typically classified in terms of "regimes" or "epochs".

The finished documents, typically classified Secret or Top Secret, are particularly influential with members of Congress, in part because they are meant to be free of partisan spin.

Pangolins which are typically classified in the genera Manis, Phataginus, and Smutsia in family Manidae are found in tropical Asia and Africa.

On the other hand, antigay Web sites were typically classified under "religion" or not categorized at all and so were allowed through the filter.