Sentence examples for categorised throughout from inspiring English sources

To track the progression of depression, the depression state of each patient needed to be categorised throughout the study period.

Participants with less than 10% of daily energy expenditure at a moderate or high intensity level (>4 METs) during leisure-time or throughout the day were categorised as sedentary, the remaining being considered active [ 21].

Throughout the review, stigma was categorised as perceived, experienced or self stigma.

Volume of treatment at hospital of diagnosis during the study period was categorised as high (465 patients or more throughout the study period) or low (less than 465 patients) throughout the study period.

We categorised students as: 'Struggler' with multiple problems throughout the course 'Preclinical' - problems largely confined to the first 18 months 'Clinical' - problems largely confined to the later years 'Health-related' - problems largely related to ill health 'Borderline performance' - weak student, generally low marks throughout 'No substantial problems'.

Analysis of continuous endpoints enables inferences throughout the scale of HRQoL, while categorised endpoints only compare differences between two groups.

We categorised students as: ○ 'struggler' with multiple problems throughout the course ○ 'preclinical' - problems largely confined to the early years ○ 'clinical' - problems largely confined to the later years ○ 'health-related' - problems largely related to ill health ○ 'borderline performance' - weak student, generally low marks throughout ○ 'no substantial problems'.

Throughout, self-reported reasons for recent morbidity and hospitalisation were categorised into illness or symptom groups to the extent possible without clinical reports.

A banking meltdown would become a genuine possibility; concern has been mounting throughout the year over the fragile finances of major Italian banks and one-fifth of loans in the banking system are categorised as troubled.

It would not be categorised.

Human beings are categorised and, tellingly, divided.