categorization

Examples of categorized

categorized

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Data were categorized according to the themes included in the questionnaire and the interviews.
The industry can be categorized into three fund types - 'retail ' superannuation funds, 'not-for-profit ' superannuation funds and ' self-managed ' superannuation funds.
The younger children use mainly utterances categorized as neutral, dependent on who they are addressing.
Activity was assessed by monitoring six different independent categories of murine behaviour, which were independently timed and categorized.
In terms of injury severity, the majority of subjects were categorized as ' mild ' and only five subjects were rated as having a ' severe ' injury.
The 'open-ended' responses were categorized into two general areas: admitted carelessness ('not careful', 'didn't follow prescription', 'removed diaphragm too soon', etc.) and medical-technical problems.
Unlike moisturizers and skin toners, liquid foundation can be categorized as "true" makeup.
The following is a list of all the sources consulted, categorized by period.
Isolated and categorized representations of objects are creatures of detached contemplation.
In addition, we categorized the child's overall response to the task in terms of the three joint attention categories used in the naturalistic observations.
These were categorized into four areas: intellectual, financial/commissioning, service issues and other issues.
These were later categorized into four areas: intellectual, financial/commissioning, service issues and other issues.
That is, the foreign learners who categorized regular words more quickly were also more likely to make errors on exceptional words.
We have categorized these theories into four sets: self-selection, elite-driven processes, social interaction and casual observation.
Parental education was categorized as o4 years of college versus <4 years of college.
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