Sentence examples for categorisation of population from inspiring English sources

We were also interested in possible threshold effects, and so additionally report categorisation of population mixing into the 1st, 2nd to 9th and 10th deciles, similar to previous analyses [ 6, 32].

Direct standardisation requires categorisation of the population and the rates.

Main outcomes measures Categorisation of articles as portraying population ageing as a burden or a benefit or with a balanced view.

The two cases here presented show different ways in which bioinformatics is involved in the enactment of population identities, notably through classification or categorisation work.

All analyses were weighted by the age and sex structure of the HDSS population and categorisation of the variables followed the WHO STEPS standard format (28).

The wide range and crude categorisation of tea consumption, different study populations, choice of controls, inadequate control for confounding, and inevitable recall bias might have obscured possible relationships.

First, the included studies were conducted among different population groups, and the measurement and categorisation of the sedentary behaviour were highly heterogeneous.

In almost half the population, FeNO may result in fine-tuning of the categorisation of asthma control.

Also, anthropometric measurements and categorisation of malnutrition are based on standard reference growth standards and the study population is well characterised.

As expected the vulnerable adolescents showed poorer educational achievements, lower IQ and a smaller proportion in 'gainful employment' (or 'GE'; a categorisation of those reporting to be in education, employment or training) compared to the ROOTS population sample.

Everybody understands the categorisation of offences in America into misdemeanours and felonies.