Sentence examples for categorised by other from inspiring English sources

Of these, majority (93.23%) was categorisable by the InterProScan determined functional protein motifs and the rest was categorised by other means [gene ontology (GO), data search in other resources such as NCBI, UniProt, GeneDB and referred publications].

Some reports listed only specific health conditions, while others categorised by other, but varying, frameworks such as health systems, public health and socio-cultural issues (Table 5).

Two separate multivariate models of risk factors for ESBL-EK were constructed: one with prior antibiotic use categorised by class and the other with prior antibiotic use categorised by spectrum of activity.

Each star's brightness was analysed through meticulous comparisons with others and categorised by the women using their own ingenious codes.

Only two had prior sexual offence convictions; for the other 20 offenders, convictions came from a total of ten other offence types, as categorised by Blackstones (2013).

Themes were categorised by a qualitative researcher who reported to the other authors on this aspect of the analysis.

Ethnicity was categorised by three groups: upper caste (Hill Brahmin, Hill Cheetri, Terai Brahmin, Terai Cheetri), lower caste (Hill Dalit, Terai Dalit) and other (all other recorded ethnicities).

n-3 fatty acids were further categorised by food sources: seafood (eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)) vs other foods (alpha-linolenic acid).

Network support, later categorised by Sarafino [ 40] as Companionship Support, is facilitated by "the availability of others to spend time with the person".

We considered all types of publications for classification as relevant, including publications categorised by the NLM as "news," which covers announcements, statements of new data, reports of recent events, and other matters of interest to the field of science.

Individual practices were categorised by several parameters: Practices governed by Māori organisations were labelled Māori provider practices and were compared to other (not Māori provider) provider practices.