Sentence examples for consistent categorisation from inspiring English sources

Most patients could be classified into either the premotor or perceptual category in each task, but no consistent categorisation emerged across the two tests.

Although the globally used Together for Short Lives/Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) categories [ 1, 17] provide a measure of consistent categorisation, some lack of clarity remains.

To explore the difficulty presented by the lack of uniform categorisation of neonatal units during epoch one, we compared neonatal units by intensive care activity, using consistent criteria 17 across both epochs.

There is consequently a profound need for the adoption of a consistent and harmonised categorisation and annotation system for RPs, which can be applied to any sequence dataset, whether newly derived sequences needing annotation, or previously annotated sequences which might benefit from re-annotation [ 3].

Standards in data and model representation will allow for effective object categorisation and consistent supporting documentation.

The authors debated whether to describe this malformation as PMG; it is consistent with our inclusive categorisation.

The categorisation test consisted of forty-five printed questions.

In this paper, we use the normative measure based on ISCO alongside a statistical measure,8 which allows for a categorisation of workers that is consistent with the macro level measure (following ILO (2013c, 2014)).

The categorisation was selected to be consistent with the cut-points used in a previous study (Coates et al, 1992).

The re-categorisation of Dis/Inclination ad In/Security enabled a consistent data coding in the main study.

aCategorisation as given in the BVL database on plant protection products [[20]]; this categorisation of products is largely but not entirely consistent with the categorisation of active substances used in the EU pesticide database [[19]] (see preceding tables).