Sentence examples for categorisation of a from inspiring English sources

Data classification refers to the characterisation and categorisation of a dataset into a particular visual symbology (Dent et al. 2009; Slocum 1999).

A categorisation of a smart city so far is in many cases very technology-oriented putting expansion, improvement and integration of information and communication technologies in front of the attempt to smarten a city.

Such stepwise processes led to the verification and categorisation of a final dataset containing 220 GPCRs.

Furthermore, some disease processes heal by fibrosis leaving a significant residual mass, thereby limiting categorisation of a complete response.

The categorisation of a continuous covariate by definition discards data and can be seen as introducing measurement error.

The disadvantage of grouping is that associated with any categorisation of a continuous variable [ 21]: information is lost, particularly at extreme risks.

A key element of the plans will be the categorisation of an "Olympics offence", based on when and where the alleged offence was committed, and whether the accused or victim is a competitor, spectator or official.

The process, of balancing emotional and reproductive needs against the instinct for survival, and the categorisation of an essentially unknowable risk, is so complicated that counsellors and charities have developed a "risk tool" to help women judge their own needs.

Sometimes people dispute the categorisation of an author under a particular country – with writers moving around between states and sometimes holding multiple citizenships they can be tricky people to place.

The social and political categorisation of an area reflects the needs of a changing society.

The first purpose was to allow categorisation of an increasing number of studies that seek to devise measures of subgroup-specific characteristics, especially measures of physical impairment.