Sentence examples for categorically based on the from inspiring English sources

The abstracts thus may be browsed categorically based on the ontology terms.

When the GOPUBMED is searched with the keyword Alzheimer', the results are displayed categorically based on the relevant keywords 'brain development'/ 'cell' etc. from the GO.

Age was thus defined categorically based on the age range that women reported: (1) 18-19, (2) 20-29, (3) 30-39, and (4) 40-49 years. 40-49 years

All meat consumption variables were analysed categorically, based on approximate quartiles of the distribution of weekly frequency of consumption, with the first quartile used as the reference category.

Each PFAS was examined in a separate model and was represented either as a continuous variable, or categorically based on quartiles.

In addition, mean daily grams of alcohol intake averaged over the lifetime were analyzed categorically in tertiles based on the distribution of drinking among the controls.

The participants were presented with the names of countries, grouped either alphabetically or categorically by continent based on the initial assignment.

ICMR's director general, microbiologist Vishwa Mohan Katoch, categorically rejects a connection: "Based on the enquiry, it is certain that causality of the seven deaths was not at all related to the HPV vaccine," he insists.

In a letter to Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, Mr. Khazaee said that Iran "strongly and categorically rejects these fabricated and baseless allegations, based on the suspicious claims by an individual".

Based on the above, we can state categorically in relation to the following allegations which have been made primarily by the Guardian and widely reported as fact by Sky News, BBC, ITN and others this week: It is untrue that officers found evidence of News Group staff, either themselves or using private investigators, hacking into "thousands" of mobile phones.

Based on the available literature, we cannot at present categorically make the case for routine measurement and repletion of vitamin D in clinical practice but we do suggest that this is an area in urgent need of further randomized controlled level evidence.