Sentence examples for we would categorize from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure we would categorize him as a second-tier horse".

In this view, we would categorize high-aggregation propensity as a risk factor for rapidly progressing disease.

Thus, we would categorize the risk of attrition bias as being at best unclear as there is a possibility that some patients were excluded from the analyses.

The very limited available data thus suggest that, among patients with so-called clinging carcinoma of the low nuclear grade/monomorphic type (lesions that we would categorize as columnar cell change with atypia or columnar cell hyperplasia with atypia), the likelihood of local recurrence or progression to invasive breast cancer is exceedingly low, at least with the available follow-up (Table 2).

This estimate represents a lower boundary of the contribution of community transmission to the appearance of secondary MDR cases within a home because matching strains within a household (which we would categorize as within-home transmission) may be caused by transmission from other sources in the community.

Since most of the 'Refine' and 'Remove' types of updates were found to be instances where the existing information is not likely to give the user an incorrect view of the biological picture of the given gene product's role in the cell, we would categorize these updates as lower priority than those genes scored as 'Add'Add

That's how we'd categorize the range of emotions felt at the second edition of Baum Festival, which took place May 21 in Bogotá, Colombia at the city's Multiparque venue.

For example, bonobos' pleasure principle extends to include behaviors we, as humans, would categorize as incest and pedophilia.

"I just hoped someone else would categorize me," she said.

"I would categorize our mood as being very, very cautious," said Larry Jones, who organized a boycott of Coke products this spring.

The Russian system would categorize threats as blue, yellow and red, in order of seriousness.