Sentence examples for categorisation with from inspiring English sources

However, in 2001 he moved beyond such simple disciplinary categorisation with the publication of States of Denial.

His is music that defies easy categorisation with its array of mysterious sounds coaxed from an array of instruments and items best described as unexpected.

It's a programme that defies categorisation, with intimate one-to-one experiences, social gaming (organised by Hide and Seek's Alex Fleetwood), puppetry, devised work and plays – some written by writers attached to Soho theatre – all rubbing shoulders.

Replace the traditional public-private sector categorisation with a more accurate distinction between the corporate interests of public administrators (and their private sector partners), and public servants (alongside recipients of public services).

Continuous variables could also be summarised using these methods however they would require categorisation with consequential loss of detail.

We calculated the ward Townsend Index using the standard method [ 21] and created a five-level categorisation with cut-points at the 20, 40, 60 and 80th centiles of the distribution of ward scores.

In applying the original Attitude system to analysing attitudinal meaning in the English discussions by the Vietnamese students, issues with categorisation arose with the sub-systems of Affect and Appreciation.

The work of Jones and colleagues built on these categorisations with a focus on the study of 'marked relationships' [ 2].

Third, we reconstructed the usual CIHI HSMR binary logistic regression with all variables in the same categorisation, but with the addition of palliative care as one of the main diagnosis groups.

MS and BM started the categorisation process with the purpose to build a preliminary conceptual model with three measurement levels: items, subdomains and domains.

They often raise questions of interpretation and categorisation both with respect to the type of attitude being activated, and with respect to the target of the attitudinal assessment i.e.e