Sentence examples for categorised as less from inspiring English sources

Based on information about the frequency of drinking in the last 12 months, participants were categorised as: less than monthly, from once a month up to 4 times a week, almost every day or every day.

Clayton Barker died after paramedics were delayed because his grandmother's 999 call was wrongly categorised as less serious than it was, the inquest into his death heard.

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.

A total of 449 patients completed the GPPAQ, of which 319 (71%) were categorised as less than 'active' and thus eligible for LGM (see Table 1).

The P value was 0.64 when BMI was categorised as less than 25 kg/m, 25 to 30 kg/m, and greater than or equal to 30 kg/m.

Distance to the nearest birth facility was estimated by the time took (either on foot or by vehicle) to reach the facility and categorised as less than 30 min, between 30 and 60 min, and over 60 min.

Variables representing student gender, age at entry (categorised for the purpose of analysis as 18 years or less versus older) and ethnicity (categorised as white versus non-white) were included.

Educational level was categorised as: (1) less than 2 years, (2) skilled worker, (3) less than 3 years, (4) 3–4 years, and (5) more than four years.

The Coatbridge accent has been categorised as making less use of the Scots tongue and exhibiting a tendency to stress the 'a' vowel differently from general Scots usage.

We recorded the age of the index case (in years) but the age of contacts was only categorised as child (less than 18 years old) or adult.

They can be categorised as clonic (less than 100 ms) or dystonic and tonic (more than 300 ms).