Sentence examples for be the categorisation of from inspiring English sources

A key element of the plans will be the categorisation of an "Olympics offence", based on when and where the alleged offence was committed, and whether the accused or victim is a competitor, spectator or official.

The second issue with the Affect system in the original Attitude framework was the categorisation of Fear under Dis/inclination.

In our case the problem is the categorisation of the MATCH results describing the presence/absence of the different TFBS in the original URR sequences dataset.

At once, they seem to be resisting the categorisation of Anne as art-object, defying directorial authority and parodying a sixties Happening.

One example of this is in the categorisation of 'basal-like' carcinomas originally based on a characteristic gene expression profile derived from frozen tissue samples.

Another issue is that the categorisation of chronic illnesses may have disguised important variations.

It should be noted that the categorisation of interventions may be somewhat ambiguous.

The inclusion of five reference genera into the distance tree shows that the clades are adequately different to be considered for the categorisation of M. catarrhalis prophages; and that these prophages share some homology with the five genera of phages, but remain distinct as a group of their own.

The cross-tabulation of educational level appeared not to be associated with the categorisation of those into the two dental anxiety groups (high versus moderate or low).

In order to determine whether activities and financing could be included in the categorisation of 'HRH strengthening' we adopted two guiding frameworks: the Agenda for Global Action on HRH [ 3] (see Figure 2) and WHO's approach to the working lifespan of health workers [ 4] (see Figure 3).

The study had limitations: intensity levels were not recorded, and housework and gardening were excluded from the categorisation of activity frequency/duration.