Sentence examples for have categorisation from inspiring English sources

"In the west, you have categorisation, but here, it's is informal, improvised, impromptu, inconsistent and impossible to institutionalise".

Comparisons of claims between ophthalmic subspecialties in the literature are much less complete than the present study, and have used categorisations more of interest to insurers than to doctors [ 7].

Elsewhere, he has turned categorisation itself on its head with "underneathism", painstakingly depicting from below everything from supermarkets to beach life.

Since leaving Spain for Los Angeles in the early Nineties, after acclaimed performances in a series of Pedro Almodóvar films, his career has defied categorisation.

For a robustness check of the age categorisation for cervical cancer screening two different possibilities of age categorisation have been selected.

This may have influenced the categorisation of repeated normal and repeated raised tests, but not the categorisation of incident tests.

Participants in Paralympic events are grouped into categories according to the degree of their disability so that competitions are fair, but concerns across all Paralympic sports about incorrect categorisation have been increasing globally as the sport has developed.

Lotz et al. [5] have made a categorisation of errors based on stages in the cause effect chain (Table 2).

The pitch: The problem is that classifieds advertising doesn't work [Ed – says who?). Craigslist is very good as is Oodle, AdTrader etc. But most classifieds have the same categorisation.

Young and Mendizabal [ 15] have developed a categorisation of the range of impacts research can have.

Vernon et al. have published a categorisation for these NDI scores, with a total score of 4 or less corresponding to no disability, 5 14 mild disability, 15 24 moderate disability, 25 34 severe disability and greater than 34 complete disability [ 12].