Sentence examples for and is categorised from inspiring English sources

The names of members of a Northumbrian [spiritual] brotherhood are recorded in the ninth century Liber vitae Dunelmensis, the name Penda occurs in this list and is categorised as a British (Welsh) name.

This method presents an alternative to factor analysis and is categorised under the non-parametric item response theory (IRT).

The mean of all six scores forms the result and is categorised as either: low, average or high degree of autonomy.

The risk of having a coronary event in the next 10 years is expressed as a percentage and is categorised into three categories: ▸ <10% low risk ▸ 10 20% moderate risk ▸ >20% high risk.

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 extent to which the authors are explicitly concerned with the application of epidemiologic methods to public health problems constitutes a spectrum and is categorised here into three groups; 'pure'extendednded' and 'applied' epidemiology.

Gaur are the world's largest bovine and are categorised as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List.

and were categorised into agree versus disagree.

Key themes emerged and were categorised as physician-dependent, patient-related and system-related factors.

*Data are for maternities and are categorised by day of admission.

A total of 1,250 (4.9 %) had three or more drug allergies and were categorised as having MDIS.