Sentence examples for affect the categorisation of from inspiring English sources

Smoking did not significantly affect the PA, but expectedly, physicality of occupation did significantly affect the categorisation of PA by the HAP, which improves its construct validity.

The RPAQ demonstrates a strong correlation for assessing monthly vigorous PA energy expenditure, but not sedentary PA. 47 Likewise, the PAAT and single-item measure only investigate moderate/vigorous PA over the preceding 7 days, questioning its use for all intensities of activity, as it may affect the categorisation of the individual as active or sedentary.

Moreover, the categorisation of displaced persons presents additional challenges; definitions may affect the network of providers, the availability of particular services, and the extent of co-payments (if any).

There were issues relating to both Affect and Appreciation such as the negative polarity assignment for Surprise, the irrealis and realis trigger basis for the categorisation of Fear under Dis/Inclination (Affect) and the unclear distinction between Impact and Quality in the system of Appreciation.

The second issue with the Affect system in the original Attitude framework was the categorisation of Fear under Dis/inclination.

Thus the intervention did not affect the risk group categorisation.

Everybody understands the categorisation of offences in America into misdemeanours and felonies.

But the categorisation of both the type of incident and the severity appears inconsistent.

I would argue that the categorisation of mental illness based on symptoms can be useful.

The categorisation of weapons can essentially be changed only when all the states and territories agree.

The categorisation of these events by the government as domestic terrorism adds another dimension to this discussion.