Sentence examples for an overall categorisation from inspiring English sources

The overuse definitions are consistent with the approach advocated by Clarsen et al. 19 It is recognised that for some real-world datasets some of the dependency categories within the SIC model may not apply (with the potential for some zero count cells), but it is still important to include them in an overall categorisation model, especially from a statistical model point of view.

Although the numbers of transcripts differed, the overall categorisations were very similar between roots and shoots.

The categorisation into good or poor physical health was based on falling above or below an overall WHODAS median value of 80.5 for the pooled sample.

Overall, the criteria impose an artificial binary categorisation of the geographic context (allopatric or sympatric) and the stage of speciation (complete or incomplete), both of which in fact represent continua [ 21, 24].

Sysomos claims an 85% overall match rate between its MAP classification algorithms compared to gold standard manual (ie, human expert) categorisation.

This is largely in concordance with our findings, although we used a more general categorisation for scoring the overall degree of comorbidities (ASA classification).

This is not, of course, an exclusive categorisation.

The 33 MEQs had an average Bloom categorisation of 1.35 with a standard deviation of 0.4.

The working group on categorisation implemented a harmonised categorisation system into the CPNP, a requirement according to article 13 (a) of the Cosmetic Products Regulation.

This editorial introduces those contributions with an overview and categorisation of the papers.

Hence "tendencies": professionals are careful to use terms for young people that avoid a permanent categorisation.