Sentence examples for be characterised into from inspiring English sources
These can be characterised into three groups: patient-, provider-, and system- level.
Validity can be characterised into different types: face validity, content validity, construct validity and criterion validity.
Nomenclature of these phenotypes varies across the literature (Kreider et al., 2007; Martinez et al., 2008) but can be characterised into four main states, classically activated M1 with cytotoxic properties; M2a with an alternate activation and involved in repair and regeneration; M2b with an immunoregulatory phenotype; or M2c with an acquired-deactivating phenotype.
A medially directed compressive force caused by direct impact to the shoulder results in injury, as shown in figure 4. Features of these players are shown in tables 7 and 8. Two players were injured by mechanisms that could not be characterised into one of the three groups described above.
Wood samples were characterised into historic (H) (>100 years since being cut) and modern (M) (<100 years since being cut) and then sub-categorised into hardwoods and softwoods.
For the purpose of gas drainage, mining induced fractures were characterised into various types and each of them was identified in the overburden for appropriate gas drainage design (Yuan 2004).
The possible occurrence of a maximum infiltration rate value during the transitional stage is characterised into a general view of the stream aquifer disconnection with direct implications for pumping near a stream.
Flowering phenology in Ficus has been characterised into five phases.
Parameters are characterised into global (biological parameters intrinsic to the human host and, therefore, region-independent) and local (environmental parameters extrinsic to the human host and, therefore, region-specific).
The duration of statin use was characterised into 3 categories: use was characterised into 3 categories <2 years, 2 5 years and >5 years.
Communication failures were characterised into several subthemes, abandonment, disrespect, intimidation and failure to listen.
