Sentence examples for categorisation where from inspiring English sources

Bedson and colleagues, using GPs in a consensus exercise, derived a hierarchical analgesic categorisation where all analgesic formulations were categorised into six groups according to equipotency levels when treating varying levels of perceived pain as shown in Figure  1 [ 13].

This is illustrated by Virfam prophage categorisation, where 22 of 23 prophages in clades 2, 3, and 4 were categorised as Type 1, Cluster 3 Siphoviridae with high similarity to phages D3, HK97 and HK022 (the exception being Mcat28, which was categorised as a Type 1, Cluster 1 Siphoviridae).

The study therefore used a standardised recording form with descriptors and categorisation where possible, and differentiation of critical cases was focused on differences on clinical parameters.

Correlations were interpreted using Dancey and Reidy's categorisation where ±1 indicates a perfect correlation; ±0.7 - ±0.9 indicates a strong or high correlation; ±0.4 - ±0.6 indicates a moderate correlation; ±0.1 - ±0.3 indicates a low or weak correlation and 0 indicates no correlation [ 13].

[So] while 90% of our books don't have boy or girl in the title … we are going to continue with these categorisations where we think they are necessary, with these sensitivities in mind".

Present approach incorporates the human knowledge to a hierarchical categorisation process, where the features of the three natures are independently categorised.

Where no contact could be established, a clinical professor in clinical pharmacology and co-convenor of the Cochrane Adverse Effects Methods Group (YKL) reviewed our categorisations and where necessary selected a single primary harm outcome from those listed.

So despite what dozens of experiments had appeared to show, this experiment created a situation where categorisation by race faded into the background.

More specifically, a field where categorisation is widely used is that of clinical prediction rules (CPRs), which are relevant for decision-making in medicine [ 2].

The isotonic model can be thought of as a categorisation's procedure, where a set of cutpoints for the exposure variable is estimated with respect to the monotonicity in the associated risk [ 6].

The diversity of M. catarrhalis prophages is demonstrated in the breadth of categorisation using this software, where all prophages were categorised into four different Clusters of the Type I Siphoviridae (Additional file 2: Table S1).