Sentence examples for categorised into a from inspiring English sources

Plot measurements relevant to this study included crop and non-crop stand density, with the latter categorised into a range of diameter categories (see Table 2 for classes).

The ontology can be seen as a controlled vocabulary model by which the terms are categorised into a hierarchy with regard to the relation of the terms.

Threshold levels Similar to damage states in that impacts are categorised into a set number of states; however, in addition to the vulnerability values, each impact state is also assigned hazard intensity threshold values (e.g., tephra thickness, dynamic pressure).

Based on the 5-question MIDAS rating, participants were arbitrarily categorised into a 'low' disability group if they had a MIDAS rating of 0 10 and into a 'high' disability group if they had a MIDAS rating greater than 11 [15, 16, 16].

Staff were categorised into a clear typology.

The OHIS was categorised into a quantitative ordinal variable with four modalities.

They were categorised into an ordinal scale (excellent, good, fair, poor and failure) by most studies.

Most included studies used closely related scores which were categorised into an ordinal scale of (excellent, good, fair, poor and failure).

The 'location' of the injury was categorised into an anatomical group: head/neck, upper torso, upper limb, lower torso, lower limb or 'unsure'unsure

Body mass index (BMI) was calculated as measured weight (kg)/measured height (m) and then categorised into an ordered variable: 0 18.5: underweight; 18.5 24.9: normal; and >25: EW.

The groups of patients requiring MV alone or with bNCPAP (MV, bNCPAP-MV, MV-bNCPAP) were categorised into an additional group called endotracheal tube (ETT).