Sentence examples for finer categorisation from inspiring English sources

In additional analyses we tested for residual confounding for the variables maternal age, body mass index, and parity by a finer categorisation and by analysing the continuous variables in a linear or linear-quadratic model.

Admittedly, the population is split this time between fewer clusters (10 instead of 12), but examining the box-plot of the posterior distribution for the log odds ratio displayed in Additional file 1: Figure S5 we can see immediately that the range of the new values of the log OR (0.72 to 4.41) is similar to that obtained with the previous finer categorisation (0.87 to 4.60).

At present we know of only one UK study within medicine with a large enough sample size to look for differences between several minority ethnic groups, and it found no significant differences between them in terms of pass rates 35; that study, however, was not able to distinguish between, say, Bangladeshis and Pakistanis, let alone any finer categorisations.

Their report, entitled Tribe, is a fine example of pathological categorisation.

In almost half the population, FeNO may result in fine-tuning of the categorisation of asthma control.

In fact, from Bruce Welch of the Shadows in the 60s, Dire Straits in the 70s, Prefab Sprout in the 80s to Dubstar in the 90s and Maximo Park today, Newcastle may not have produced an era-defining act, but each decade since the advent of rock 'n' roll they've bequeathed several fine groups whose music has defied easy categorisation.

While this model is widely accepted, it allows only a broad categorisation of levels of frailty in comparison to the finer gradation of individual risk possible with deficit accumulation models [ 28].

This restricted the levels of categorisation for some variables, and hence, the heterogeneity of the index as there was not enough data for finer stratification.

Akhe Engineering Theatre defies categorisation.

Piers Corbyn defies categorisation.

It defies easy categorisation.