Sentence examples for categorisation has been from inspiring English sources
The categorisation has been developed by the EPOC review group within the Cochrane Collaboration.
This categorisation has been used in other papers detailing the morphological subtypes of papillary carcinoma post-Chernobyl (Williams et al, 2004).
The focus of our analysis has been the manifest content and the categorisation has been purposive in the way that it has focused on the participants' expressions answering our three research questions mentioned above.
Other studies have chosen to divide antidopaminergic drugs into conventional and atypical antipsychotics, 13 22 but the rationale behind such categorisation has been criticised and recently has been proposed to be abandoned due to the great overall heterogeneity within these groups.
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.
For a robustness check of the age categorisation for cervical cancer screening two different possibilities of age categorisation have been selected.
A categorisation of delays has been proposed.
The nature, diagnosis and categorisation of PD has been widely deliberated among mental health professionals, yet has been subjected to little empirical research [ 2].
BMI was calculated as weight (kg)/height (m) and was used as a continuous variable as the normal categorisation of overweight has been suggested to be lacking in accuracy for trained subjects.
A commonly accepted categorisation for internal consistency has been to consider scores between 0.7 and 0.8 to be acceptable, 0.8 and 0.9 to represent good reliability and 0.9 and higher to represent excellent reliability [ 33].
This categorisation of the smoking variable has been validated in a subsample of 2997 women in the Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study with plasma cotinine as an objective reference, showing a high degree of agreement between plasma cotinine and self reported smoking during pregnancy.
