Sentence examples for categorisation for from inspiring English sources

Davis herself has said that she is happy to stick with "story" as a categorisation for her work.

In fairness, westerns are often a tough sell in the UK – not that Jones accepts any such genre categorisation for his film.

It also is the most inclusive, making it, in theory, useful for detailed anatomical categorisation for trauma registries [43].

The categorisation for traditional resampling is considered a basic algorithm that makes use of numerous particle filters.

A separate statement of purpose, separate conditions and generally a lower security categorisation for remand prisoners.

The ban was introduced to tackle "synthetic drugs"—also known as "novel psychoactive substances" (or NPS a broad categorisation for drugs that manage to subvert existing laws.

It is also calling for an end to match-categorisation for away fans, with all supporters to pay the equivalent of category C prices.

Perhaps a sub-categorisation, for example on the grounds of attitude, also could have improved the outcome.

The elderly living alone qualify for a 25% rebate, which effectively lowers their CTVB by one letter, but the implications of this re-categorisation for studies of health outcome has not yet been investigated.

Another limitation was the use of simplistic categorisations for education and ethnicity.

Australian studies tended to use established categorisations, for example, the Rural, Remote and Metropolitan Areas Classification RRAMAA) [ 74].