Sentence examples for categorisation into from inspiring English sources

Unlike most modern academics, he defied categorisation into narrow specialism.

The problem is that all music resists such easy categorisation into "sensory" and "cognitive".

In all that time, he resisted categorisation into any of the party's many strands of opinion and faction.

For some damage functions available risk thresholds could be used for a risk categorisation into small, medium and high risks [31].

The categorisation into origin groups is not only important in order to control for cultural differences but also because immigrants' source countries are closely related to the rights foreigners have in Germany.

The benefit of utilising this categorisation was that a large amount of data was readily available for analysis and that the categorisation into these two groups was largely uncontroversial and accepted in the VET community.

However, the covariance among asset variables for Tanzania 1996 and Zambia 2001/02 studies was too high to permit auto-categorisation into quintiles, instead quartiles were generated.

There is now a new categorisation coming into use, "the young adult", someone who might be aged from 15 to 25.Suggested Reading: Reimagining Child Soldiers in International Law and Policy by Mark A. Drumbl (2012 The words "child soldier" are rather frowned upon now too, as children can participate in conflicts in many different ways, including as cooks, messengers and so on.

It implements the framework to the network and explores variation in movement and place framework links including categorisation of links into four tram streetscape groups.

We also identified categorisation of PCTs into Spearhead status.

The categorisation of children into clinical groups reflected a pragmatic decision.