Sentence examples for and it is categorised from inspiring English sources

Range of motion is evaluated for abduction/forward flexion, internal rotation and external rotation, and it is categorised from a full range of motion (25) to less than 30° of motion (0).

Physical activity was assessed using information about physical exercise during leisure time and commuting, and it was categorised as 1) sufficient, 2) intermediate and 3) sedentary.

This age range was chosen given limited previous research with this age group and that it is categorised as a period of 'emerging adulthood' when young adults take more responsibility for their behaviours [ 45, 46].

Swaziland is additionally handicapped because the economic success of the 1980s and early 1990s mean it is categorised as a middle-income country, and cannot access international support available to low-income countries.

Further, immediately after digging SDWs and before the water is consumed by humans, locals in Chinangali, Nzasa and, Mpamaa suburbs would pour such water on the ground and let it dry out before it is categorised for use based on its quality.

"I realised that my best chance lay in ebooks and spent three months analysing the mechanics of how to make a book successful on Amazon," says Bloom. "It is your shop window so it's vital how your book looks in the thumbnail photo, how catchy the title is and how it's categorised, described and priced.

On the basis of whether a subtheme was of private and/or public consequence, it was categorised as relating to the 'individual'communityity' or both 'individual and community'.

It was categorised into self, spouse or any other person.

Each post in a feed is categorised and tagged.

All data is categorised, analysed and assessed through risk mapping.

Be aware when shopping that this is categorised as a gloss, which it simply is not.