Sentence examples for we categorise it from inspiring English sources

By examining the frequency of an event over all curves we categorise it as a main peak or side peak.

If there is a significant difference compared to the whole genome, we categorise it according to the trends shown in Figure 1B.

Information about marital status came from questionnaire 1; we categorised it as either living alone or cohabiting.

If a study reported absolute measures for some outcomes and relative measures for other outcomes, we categorised it as presenting both absolute and relative measures.

Because walking speed was strongly related to sex, we categorised it into sex dependent thirds to maintain balanced sample sizes in men and women (cut offs were defined by tertiles of the distributions in men and women: ≤1.50 m/s, 1.51-1.84 m/s, and ≥1.85 m/s in men; ≤1.35 m/s, 1.36-1.50 m/s, and >1.50 m/s women).

"[The wunderkammer] puts a particular kind of spin on our relationship with the world and how we decipher it, and how we choose to categorise it and then display it".

We find another illustration of Casablanca's chameleon character when we try to categorise it.

We're not sure how to categorise it - dance, theatre, talks – but it sure sounds promising.

To categorise it as rap is to understate its originality and appeal - we need another word to describe a melodic talking-vocal style, now that product careerists have made such a travesty out of the American hip hop legacy.

Although this type of incident could be defined as a technical lapse, which would make it eligible for the following category of incidents which are related to technical slips and lapses, we have categorised it separately because of the relatively large number of this type of incident reported.

How on earth to categorise it?