Sentence examples for categorised either from inspiring English sources

44 participants (16 male, 28 female) first underwent a heartbeat perception task and then were categorised either as good (n = 22) or poor heartbeat perceivers (n = 22).

Thus for electoral wards in 1998, the estimated deprivation gap in survival was very similar when deprivation was categorised either by the proportion of the population on income support or by the more complex income domain score, suggesting that the simpler index was just as useful for detecting socioeconomic differences in cancer survival.

Samples with mixed cultures were excluded from these figures as these quarters cannot be categorised either as healthy or mastitic.

The amount of information that could be found was categorised either as not found, adequately covered, or good coverage.

4 Interventions to improve vaccination outcomes are commonly categorised either as targeting health services delivery or supply (eg, improving human resources training and supervision, logistics, cold chain maintenance and vaccine storage), or demand for vaccines.

According to marker expression (high KROX20, low P0 expression in the absence of neurites) the hEPI-NCSC-derived Schwann cells could be categorised either as myelinating immature Schwann cells or as Remak cells (non-myelinating Schwann cells).

Throughout the sessions, the child regularly monitors the frequency and type of activities (categorised as either alone or with others, and either at home or elsewhere).

Many depict the other women Picasso once categorised as "either goddesses or doormats".

The properties are vetted by Hotel Tonight and categorised as either: luxe, hip, basic, solid, charming or "ballin" (a penthouse suite for example).

Hawks's movies took in every major genre from gangster (Scarface) to sci-fi (The Thing from Another World), film noir (The Big Sleep) to musical (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes), but can broadly be categorised as either comedy or adventure films.

Studies were categorised as either measurement, descriptive or intervention.