Sentence examples for difficult to be categorised from inspiring English sources

This is an expected phenomenon of scoring of a biological variable where scores in the overlap regions are usually most difficult to be categorised.

However, most reported that this was difficult to determine, since illness severity tended to be categorised at first appointment.

The Džinos's son Nermin is among those who refused to be categorised.

"Indeed, one or two of our heads do not want to be categorised this way.

Urethral tumours may be categorised according to location and histology.

The barriers reported by the individuals studied can be categorised as 'relatively easy to change' and 'difficult to change.' For example, economic barriers and accessibility-related barriers may be categorised as relatively easy to change.

It would not be categorised.

Furthermore, attempts to relate treatment efficacy to molecular or cellular characteristics of tumours, for example, by systems biology approach, will be rather difficult when data are categorised.

Threats to safety are categorised, after which the discussion moves to consideration of safety management.

Where the term 'stroke' was used in a vignette reporting posterior symptoms of stroke, most responses were for immediate referral (93%; 48/52), despite the vignette being categorised as difficult to recognise.

Three patients were categorised to have no morphologic response.