Sentence examples for data categorised from inspiring English sources

Senior staff have warned that even after two years systems to prevent fraud and breaches of very sensitive financial data, categorised as "incredibly critical" to the project, are yet to be completed.

Despite the elevated Cl concentration, isotopic data categorised the waters to lie on the local meteoric water line.

For both hypertensive and non-hypertensive cases, inspection of the data categorised into deciles showed that there was a continuous increase in the frequency of NND throughout the weight range, being lowest for the heaviest babies and highest for those in the lower centiles.

Self-reported ethnicity was derived from HES data (categorised as White, non-White).

One of the authors (SK), blinded to all other clinical data, categorised all patients into the stage of diastolic function.

Kaplan Meier method was used to estimate PFS and OS probabilities for average gene expression data categorised at the median as low (⩽ median) vs high (> median).

The descriptive analysis will identify dimensions within the data, categorise these and group them into sets of categories.

We used systematic and transparent approaches to extract data, categorise the studies according to prespecified models and to analyse and compare the data.

Extracts of data from the interviews (primary data) and literature (secondary data) were categorised under the initially developed themes.

A cut-off of 20% in our data categorises a hub as any protein with a degree ≥3, we therefore chose a stricter cut-off of 2% so a hub is only classified as such with a degree ≥23.

The data were categorised using themes identified in the raw data (predefined categories or 'taxonomy' were not used) [ 23] using a thematic analysis approach.