Sentence examples for which is categorised from inspiring English sources

The surface contact angle is assumed to be 80° which is categorised as an intermediate wet.

The Canadian Association of Radiologists endorses general rules regarding the life cycle of various types of equipment based on their utilisation, which is categorised into three categories (high, mid and low) on the basis of number of exams per year, as shown in Table 1 [2].

CT allows for a comprehensive evaluation of EHIT proximal extension, which is categorised as grade 1 (thrombosis below the saphenous-femoral junction), 2, 3 and 4 respectively corresponding to thrombus occupying <50%, >50% or occluding the femoral vein diameter (Fig. 9) [29, 30, 31].

He had been on loan at Hull City from his parent club Newcastle United, and whilst he did not make an appearance for the First Team, he did play one match for the reserve side, which is categorised as an Official match by FIFA.

The report consists of a non-standardised description of the encounter by the police officer, which is categorised by the officer into a limited number of 'incident codes'.

Caution needs to be taken in interpretation, since the salted fish consumed in other countries might not be the Cantonese-styled salted fish, which is categorised as a group I carcinogen by IARC.

Here we focus on the most fundamental level of variant annotation, which is categorising each variant based on its relationship to coding sequences in the genome and how it may change the coding sequence and affect the gene product.

All the anthropometric measurements were correlated with birth weight, with Pearson correlation coefficients between 0.62 and 0.76, which are categorised as moderate to strong correlations according to Dancey and Reidy's categorisation [ 21].

Ofcom received 19 complaints, which were categorised as "offensive language" in issue 292 of their own broadcast bulletin.

The metalwork wear analysis of axe-heads and arrowheads is presented in line with the preliminary typological groupings which were categorised by the Safah excavation team.

A systematic literature search of these virus-host interactions in domesticated animals identified 72 relevant studies, which were categorised by year, location, design and type of evidence generated.