Sentence examples for categorised by level from inspiring English sources

We report here on the sociodemographic characteristics of these 1179 singleton cases of ASD (categorised according to association with ID) and the 4576 singleton cases of ID without ASD (categorised by level of ID) compared with the remainder of the singleton children born in WA between 1984 and 1999 and alive in 2005 and not identified as having ID or ASD (n = 376,529).

Daily intakes of fruits, vegetables, and fruits and vegetables combined were estimated for males and females categorised by level of total fruit and vegetable consumption ( < 5 or ≥ 5 servings/d) in each geographic diet cluster.

Further details on the neonatal data collection process and population outcomes have been reported previously. 1 For this report, a 'service' comprises the maternity service and its associated neonatal unit, categorised by level of neonatal unit, using the agreed local designation of each neonatal unit (level 1, 2 or 3), based on guidance in the 2003 national review.

Second, based on Bigdeli et al, 17 papers were categorised by level of the health system addressed: (I) patients, households and communities; (II) health services delivery; (III) health sector (policies or institutions); (IV) national policies or institutions cutting across sectors and (V) regional and international policies and institutions.

All comments were categorised by academic level and location of primary institution.

Table 1 shows the characteristics of 1,139 respondents categorised by HbA1c level and self reported diabetes.

In the present study, we estimated phytonutrient intakes by adults categorised by sex, level of fruit and vegetable consumption ( < 5 v. ≥ 5 servings/d), and geographic diet cluster.

These were categorised by the level of assistance needed; self-managed, requiring assistance from someone else (not a healthcare professional), and requiring assistance from a medical professional.

The characteristics of the sample are fully described in table 2. Respondents were categorised by the level of disability based on results of the Barthel Index (figure 3).

Also, for HbA1c, interactions by study drug treatment were not significant in subgroups of patients categorised by baseline levels of BMI, median baseline levels of HbA1c, total daily insulin dose, or by evidence of substantial changes in the insulin regimen during the trial (data not shown).

Kaplan Meier curves for individuals categorised by different levels of baseline HbA1c (Fig.  2) showed that levels of baseline HbA1c differed significantly with regard to development of a cardiovascular event over the follow-up period (logrank test, p < 0.001).