Sentence examples for basis for categorisation from inspiring English sources
Another basis for categorisation stresses the patient's perspective in healthcare evaluation.
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 participants' estimates of perceived challenge and skills formed the basis for a categorisation and identification of flow situations.
But while these journeys into the past are essentially personal, they raise broader issues about racial authenticity and the genetic basis for racial categorisations.
The latest ESHRE/ESGE classification system "UCV" [21, 22] is also based on these Müllerian development processes, but considers uterine, cervical and vaginal anomalies, with anatomy being the basis for the systematic categorisation of female genital malformations.
There is a need for national knowledge of the capabilities of the individual hospitals, which can form a basis for characterisation, if not categorisation, of hospital EDs.
"Myths and beliefs are domains of experience that are relevant for categorisation," Lakoff writes.
This is similarly true for categorisation of energy system modelling challenges.
Table 4 for categorisation of major themes.
The worst response at any site was used for categorisation.
