Sentence examples for which were categorised from inspiring English sources

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

General evaluations about the recent lesson, which were categorised in two groups: achievements and shortcomings or problems.

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.

Thus, the writing tasks which were categorised into argumentations in Kowata's study can be further classified into micro-genres such as expositions, discussions, and personal reflections.

Most included studies used closely related scores which were categorised into an ordinal scale of (excellent, good, fair, poor and failure).

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].

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

Points are awarded to the first riders over the summits of climbs, which are categorised from one to four.

The database contains accurate width measurements and four subsets of images, which are categorised in four classes: high resolution, vascular disease, central light reflex and kick points.

Conventional liver rabbit portal anatomy, which was categorised as type 1, consisted of the bifurcation of the MPV into the RPV and LPV, which subsequently divided into MLPV and LLPV (Fig. 1).