Sentence examples for categorised around the from inspiring English sources
The amount and direction of bias were found to depend on the cut-point chosen (Appendix table B), whereas no bias is expected when the exposure is categorised around the median (bias factor=1.03), and biases in the opposite directions are predicted using cut-offs at p75 and at 5 μg/m (0.64 and 1.42, respectively).
The themes were categorised around their micro, meso and macro context, and how these influence men's perspectives and experiences related to engaging with weight management programmes.
In such a case, it makes sense to categorise the data around the discrete values recorded.
The Scottish Avalanche Information Service categorised the avalanche risk around Glencoe yesterday as "considerable" – the second lowest on a European four-point scale.
English writer Michael Jackson, in his 1977 book The World Guide To Beer, categorised beers from around the world in local style groups suggested by local customs and names.
The research was hereby centred around what Kleinman (1980)[ 11] has categorised as the popular sector.
Last year 28 near misses with drones and planes were reported around airports in Britain by the UK Airprox Board – including several categorised at the highest level of risk involving commercial airliners.
Items that gave rise to the most discussion concerning definition were those categorised under the general heading 'relationships' and the single item of 'difficulties with getting around'.
So it seems incongruous he is sometimes categorised by the music industry as country and folk.
"Western countries will most probably be categorised in the second or third group," he said.
