Sentence examples for categorised as per from inspiring English sources

Outcome of antituberculosis treatment was categorised as per the WHO definitions [ 19].

Developmental stage was categorised as per Campos-Ortega and Hartenstein's description of D. melanogaster development that segregates embryogenesis into 17 stages [ 18], from newly fertilized zygote through to formed larva.

Estimated GFR was categorised as per NICE guidelines; (ml/min/1.73m) in line with current clinical laboratory facilities; >90 normal high, 60-89 mild reduction related to normal range for a young adult, 45-59 mild-moderate reduction, 30-44 moderate-severe reduction, 15-29 severe-reduction, <15 kidney failure.

The total social support scores were re-categorised as per the recommended classes of poor, moderate and strong social support.

We did not have detailed nutritional information of the participants, but we did ask for daily milk consumption and for the type of milk that was consumed (categorised as <1 per day, 1 2 per day or >2 per day and categorised as no milk, skimmed milk, half-full milk, varies, or full-fat milk).

Estimates on the mean number of sexual partners per year by gender and age group were used and categorised as: low (0 1 per year), medium (2 4 per year), and high (5+ per year).

Participants rated drinking frequency and amount from 1 (rarely/never) to 5 (four or more glasses per day), which we categorised as "Rarely", "1 glass per day" or "≥2 glasses per day", respectively.

Education was categorised as working 20+ hours per week, working <20 hours per week, and retired/other.

Self-reported alcohol consumption at the booking visit was categorised as low (0-5 units per week), moderate (6-20 units per week) and high (>20 units per week).

If such a device were to be used in clinical practice for assessment of fracture healing or diagnosis of non-union, it would be categorised as a medical device as per the definition from the FDA Food and Drug Administrationn, 2014).

From a series of questions on the use of personal skin care products for the face, responses were categorised as frequent use (4 times per week or more), occasional use (3 times per week or more) or never use.