Sentence examples for categorised approach from inspiring English sources

The Glazers have also "changed the composition of our general admission seats," creating many different "options" for buying a ticket and introducing, like most Premier League clubs, "a categorised approach".

We categorised approaches to constructing funding formulae under three main themes: identifying factors which predict differential need amongst populations; adjusting for cost factors outside of needs factors; and engaging in normative correction of allocations for 'unmet' need.

So while we may know what attacking looks like – goals, shots, chances, crosses, etc – is there any way of categorising the approach that may lead to that?

Overall farming approach (categorised here as organic, integrated and conventional) appeared to exert a selection pressure on the species composition of the seedbank, building up different communities under the three farming approaches over time.

Theoretical background of force-prediction model is extensively reviewed and categorised into two approaches, the direct and the optimisation approaches.

A classification for UUV control architectures using AI techniques is presented and consecutively used to categorise the approaches found in the literature.

In this review we attempt to clarify the notion of what is meant by the term antibacterial surfaces and categorise the approaches that are commonly used in the design of antibacterial surfaces.

The inherent complexity of any one data collection approach (e.g. the individual characteristics of a single face-to-face interview paper-based survey) and increasing technological innovation means that trying to categorise all approaches as one or other mode may be too simplistic.

These are then categorised using the approaches identified in (b).

In his systematic review, Scott [ 3] categorised the intervention approaches into single component and integrated multicomponent interventions.

The open-ended questions were categorised using a semantic approach based on content analysis (Bardin 1977) so that the categories created based on the responses of the participants were associated with the inferred knowledge related to the messages produced.