Sentence examples for classes categorised from inspiring English sources

Perou et al (2000) proposed four main breast cancer molecular classes categorised by histological grade and gene-expression profile, including ER, PR, and HER-2/ neu statuses, all of which may be defined as promoters and provide a better prediction of prognosis for optimal treatment (Dowsett and Dunbier, 2008).

For these analyses, social class was categorised as class I/II, class III (non-manual and manual) and class IV/V.

ASA class was categorised with ASA class 3-5 tasen as a measure of high-risk patients [ 16].

The wetland classes were categorised by employing the Ramsar classification system for wetland types.

Occupational social class was categorised by Registrar General's Social Class.

Parents' occupational social class was measured by students' reports of their parents' occupation, coded into social class and categorised according to highest ranking parent into 'high', 'medium', 'low', and 'unclassifiable'unclassifiable

Social class was categorised based on a previous report.

Parental social class was categorised according to whether either parent reported having a non-manual occupation.

Occupational class was categorised into managers and professionals, semi-professionals, routine non-manual employees and manual workers.

Occupational socioeconomic class was categorised as managerial/professional, intermediate or routine/manual based on current or previous occupation.

Occupation-based social class was categorised into (i) semi-skilled manual/unskilled manual, (ii) skilled non-manual/skilled manual, (iii) equivalent to professional/managerial (reference category) and (iv) unclassifiable (including missing/insufficient information e.g., retired) (Supplementary table 1).