Sentence examples for categorised differently from inspiring English sources

We analysed how many hospitals would be categorised differently when a different timeframe was used.

Prevalence could have been different if data from the five-point scale questions were categorised differently.

Technicians in the same group can be categorised differently, and these categories are known in advance; Available maintenance work is carried out by in-house maintenance crew only; and.

The development of the proposed model was based on the following assumptions: 1. Technicians in the same group can be categorised differently, and these categories are known in advance;   2.

Interventions in these two sectors may have been categorised differently.

With 30 days post-discharge standardised mortality ratio, 13 hospitals were categorised differently (table 4).

Each study in the meta-analyses had categorised GI and GL intake differently, and utilised a mixture of glucose and white bread reference values.

Our findings are in general agreement with those of the prospective cohort study of atomic bomb survivors in Japan Naganoo et al, 2001) and postmenopausal women in America (Zheng et al, 1996), although tea consumption was differently categorised.

All three cohorts categorised this information differently, and thus, all data were re-coded into degree, A level or equivalent, O level or equivalent, Certificate of Secondary Education (CSE) grades 2 5 and no qualifications.

For example, in the AS-20 item 9 (people react differently to me because of my eyes) could be categorised under 'social contact' and item 14 (I have problems with depth perception) would fit under 'distance estimation'.

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.