Sentence examples for categorised in the normal from inspiring English sources

Research has highlighted that clinicians with a BMI classified in the overweight or obese weight range experience more barriers to offering weight loss advice than clinicians with a BMI categorised in the normal weight range.

The subjects were categorised in the three following groups: (i) a low angle (<27°), (ii) a normal angle (27 37°) and (iii) a high angle (>37°).

"Western countries will most probably be categorised in the second or third group," he said.

Now it seems all "sport" can be categorised in the same manner.

Body mass index was then calculated and categorised in three groups (normal, <25; overweight, 25-29; obese, ≥30) on the basis of WHO recommendation.

As mentioned before, the OSDI score is bounded between 0 and 100, where 0 represents a healthy eye in terms of ocular surface diseases whilst 100 represents a patient with severe symptoms of ocular surface disease and could be categorised in normal ocular surface (0 12 units), mild ocular surface disease (13 22), moderate (23 32) and severe (33 100) [12].

The majority of these tumours are presumably derived from mesoderm and categorised by the normal tissue they resemble.

28 To identify children who may be above the normal range for the syndrome scales, children were categorised as being in the normal range when their T scores were below 65 (or the 93rd centile) and as being in the borderline/clinical range when their T scores ≥65 (or the 97th centile).

The results indicated that SB categorised the normal faces better in the context of inverted faces than in the context of scrambled faces.

The variables are categorised in table 1.

Answers were categorised in "very temperamental" and "not temperamental" (latter category including "as average, normal" and "a docile temperament").