Sentence examples for by categorisation from inspiring English sources

The outcomes will also be assessed by categorisation of these scores and by including mortality as an outcome.

We analysed all variables on a continuous scale, rather than using categories such as low birth weight (under 2,500 grams) or pre-term birth (before 37 weeks), because of the loss of power caused by categorisation [ 18].

Residual confounding (a term from epidemiology) occurs when the relationship between the outcome and the PI is not fully accounted for by categorisation of the data into prognostic groups; some inhomogeneity of prognosis remains within groups.

Due to intrinsic problems in defining the physiological function of regulatory proteins by sequence homology, functional annotation by sequence similarity has now largely been superseded by categorisation on the basis of domain architecture [ 12- 14].

In an attempt to address issues regarding nonspecific staining effects and batch-to-batch variability, note was taken of degrees of immunoreactivity by categorisation of the depth of the staining as dark, medium, or light, and the quality of the staining as granular or diffuse.

16 Primary attention was directed at identifying broad categories of data, followed by specific line-by-line categorisation.

Adjudication refers to professional judgments about the presentation of an individual for intervention or service, influenced by categorisations of patients made by professionals with reference to current services and relationships.

Therefore request of presentation by author or categorisation by journal could be a potential confounder in this study.

The protagonists of both his books are dual heritage, half-Nigerian, half-European, which Cole uses as a device that allows them to stand back from their environments, and that is also in line, perhaps, with his general instincts: to buy himself as much space as possible by evading categorisation.

I strove to write the type of book I enjoy reading, one that transcends colour, culture and the Black Writing shelf, a novel which explores the kind of contemporary human issues that will not be constrained by sweeping categorisation of race or class.

However, the Pilling et al.'s [2] trials were not designed as 4 repeated independent annual studies as is suggested by this categorisation and analysis.