Sentence examples for categorised as one from inspiring English sources

Data on fruit consumption were categorised as one serve or less and two serves or more per day.

The characteristics of a range of different types of investment funds have been established in Union law, and most funds on the market are categorised as one of these types.

I think it will be categorised as one of the most extraordinary, not only because of what he has done, but also because of the resistance".

I have written elsewhere of Australia's negative achievement in this arena; as of last year, alcohol abuse was killing 15 people and hospitalising a further 430 each day, and was categorised as one of "the more prominent health risks" faced by the community, in the short and long term, by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Malignant lymphoma of the pancreas is a rare solid tumour categorised as one of the non-epithelial tumours.

5 Care Farms can be categorised as one element of 'green care'.

In 2001 about 38.9% of all patients were categorised as having one and only one time limited health condition.

Numbers of major complications (within 30 days of surgery) and comorbidities were categorised as none, one or more than one, as described previously.

Childhood trauma was categorised as none, one event and two or more events.

Parity was categorised as nulliparous, one, two to three, or four or more children.

The spread of breast cancer to locoregional lymph nodes was categorised as negative, one to three positive lymph nodes and four or more positive lymph nodes.