Sentence examples for adequately categorised from inspiring English sources

The attribution of suspected relapses to either the patient, the physician, a radiological investigation or a laboratory value may not have adequately categorised cases in which a subtle radiological abnormality, in itself insufficient to drive further investigations, nevertheless bolstered a physician's decision to investigate a clinical symptom.

The most important feature of the algorithm of signs and symptoms combined with PoC H-FABP testing will be to adequately categorise all patients as either positive or negative for ACS.

31 While fruits and vegetables are sources of fibre, assessing the intake of these foods alone might not adequately categorise participants according to their intake of fibre and, because of their small sample sizes, these studies are unlikely to have the power to detect small or moderate associations with the risk of diverticular disease.

These studies were therefore categorised as "Adequately reported".

The amount of information that could be found was categorised either as not found, adequately covered, or good coverage.

The quality assessment process, using the brief quality of reporting assessment criteria developed by the authors and used elsewhere [ 49], was also found to be fit for purpose for this review: The reviewers independently and consistently categorised each included study in the same way, as either adequately or inadequately reported.

This describes poor information provision from health professionals to patients, and is categorised in our treatment burden taxonomy as 'making sense of treatments': Not being adequately informed concerned what the participants described as absent, contradictory or incomprehensible information.

The iodine concentration of salt samples was categorised into 0 (no iodine), 1 (insufficiently iodised; 1 14 parts per million; ppm iodine), and 2 (adequately iodised; ≥15 ppm iodine).

It would not be categorised.

Human beings are categorised and, tellingly, divided.

All are categorised by age group.