Sentence examples for categorised as important from inspiring English sources

The largest group of the papers categorised as important in the focused review were those in which the level of engagement considered was organisational and the scope of impact discussed was broad.

These were categorised as 'very important'quiteimportanttant' or of 'limited importance'notnot important'notnot used'.

A 2009 survey found that more than a third of sites attacked by night hawkers between 1995 and 2008 were categorised as "nationally important".

But what they say speaks to a bigger picture: professional women are categorised as less important than men in the workforce; sexism is not considered a big problem; being overly maternal stifles women's careers.

Table  3 shows the mean number of preference statements which are categorised as 'very important' for the different age groups.

The results showed that the group of '50-75 '50-75old' had the largest number of preference statements which were categorised as 'veryearsoldant' (mean = 18.1) and thadgroup of '75 years and older' had the largestmeanumberer of preference statements that whichcategorised as 'very important' (mean = 14.2).

Further, we looked at the way the significance of the results of the studies in each cohort were investigated (i.e. direction of results and whether the study considered a p-value ≤0.05 as definition of significance and where there were no statistical tests whether the results were categorised as negative, positive, important or unimportant).

Ancestry was seen as the most important criterion for being categorised as Cornish, above place of birth or growing up in Cornwall.

Using these minimal important change scores, each participant was categorised as showing no change or a positive or negative change on each questionnaire.

If the results of further investigations were assumed to be important for the diagnosis or prognosis, severity was categorised as "severity not classified; anomaly awaiting clarification".

In particular, knowledge sharing is important and strategies that support the translation of knowledge in networks have been categorised as having push, pull and exchange components [ 15].