Sentence examples for categorisation questions from inspiring English sources

For the women recruited in Scotland during the pilot phase of the study, and the first 1300 men and women recruited through the general practices, these dietary categorisation questions were not asked, and diet group was assigned according to their responses to questions on the intake of meat, fish, dairy products, and eggs provided in the food frequency questionnaire.

Apart from the broad categorisation, some questions were only asked in certain trimesters.

To exclude the possibility that any correlation could be caused by priming, the data were also analysed excluding those categorisation test questions that contained words previously presented in the wordlists, and non-presented as one of the critical non-presented words.

In Brenda's case the GP on the panel questions the categorisation of patients as set out in local policy.

However, we used the same categorisation in the four questions and this limitation is minimised in the comparisons.

The real difficulty with the final selections was the question of categorisation.

Mirza asks us to reconsider the perceptual distinctions between noise, sound and music, and draws into question the categorisation of cultural forms.

(F3A15) Others questioned the categorisation of obesity by health professionals.

With this categorisation, we addressed the question whether the differentiation state of human teratomas was correlated to expression of HDAC1.

Some categorical variables were already dichotomised, other variables (such as anxiety and depressive symptoms, attention and conduct problems, pain and tension symptoms) were based on instruments with multiple subquestions and alternative answers; categorisation of responses to these questions was based on factor analysis, described in earlier studies.

We need to question that familiar categorisation of the economy as a space into which people enter in order to reluctantly undertake unwelcome and unpleasing "work", in return for material rewards which they can use for consuming.