Sentence examples for categorisation about from inspiring English sources
To address this issue, we developed an original methodology that combines DIF tests, PCA and manual activities categorisation about their nature.
According to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health categorisation, about 90% of the inhabitants received treated drinking water from water works in 2001 (Table 2).
On the basis of the regional categorisation, about one-third of the participants lived in North and East Finland (37%), 29% in South Finland, 26% in Helsinki-Uusimaa and 9% were in West Finland.
The debate about categorisation is being canvassed in the upcoming national firearms review, which is due to be completed this year.
Secondly, categorisation conceals information about the details of the non-linear relation.
Discussion between EP and AK resolved uncertainty in regard of the rating for 30 of 485 forms due to poor legibility (14 forms) and doubts about categorisation (16 forms).
I like all three films and they're darker than that - they're about the pressures and cruelty of social hierarchies, about the ruthless categorisation of peers based on dress and looks, about the pathological compulsion to fit in.
Gun control groups – as well as police and law enforcement agencies – have raised concerns about the categorisation of all lever-action shotguns as "category A".
Participants in Paralympic events are grouped into categories according to the degree of their disability so that competitions are fair, but concerns across all Paralympic sports about incorrect categorisation have been increasing globally as the sport has developed.
A somewhat trickier issue about the categorisation of Sedaris's work arose in 2007 when the journalist Alex Heard wrote an article questioning whether Sedaris's stories are as true as he claimed.
The local municipalities (LAU 2 – Local Administrative Unit level 2, formerly NUTS level 5) have too much right (without the need of coordination) when deciding about the categorisation of different areas.
