Sentence examples for categorisation and analysis from inspiring English sources

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.

Analysis of the interview transcripts, categorisation and analysis will be cross-checked by three researchers.

Analysis of the interview transcripts, categorisation and analysis will be crosschecked by two researchers.

Categorisation and thematic analysis of the data will be developed by cycling between the analysis and transcripts and periodic 'testing' of the analysis by discussion amongst the entire team so as to meet accepted criteria for trustworthiness of the analysis.

But studies that adopt a more detailed approach, with a multi-dimensional categorisation of benefits and analysis of how specific research might have made an impact [ 43, 44], raise doubts about the applicability of some of the approaches to putting a monetary value on research, especially in systems other than in the USA.

Potential sources of heterogeneity between studies included study design, measurement of socioeconomic position, categorisation of reference groups and analysis of confounding.

Dr Varney explains that the Office for National Statistics (ONS) is responsible for ethnic categorisation based on its surveys and analysis.

Analysis of data from approximately 28.5 hours of recordings of family narratives was based on the constant comparative method, using line by line coding, progressive categorisation and the development of analysis charts for comparison of emerging categories across participants.

Only minor adjustments were required to achieve good concordance between authors in the categorisation, analysis and interpretation of the data.

Categorisation of grasslands into grazed and ungrazed classes and analysis using a fixed effects model, however, indicated no significant effect of grazing status on the effect size for earthworm abundance change (GLM F = 0.02, p > 0.05).

Recent cloud monitoring tools predominantly fall under the categorisation of monitoring as a service tools which eschew the computational costs of data collection and analysis to a third party company.