Sentence examples for identification and categorisation from inspiring English sources

An important consideration in a costing is the accurate identification and categorisation of different costs.

This meant that our theoretical approach incorporated explicit attention to understanding processes of identification and categorisation rather than working with fixed categories as taken-for-granted.

The framework and tool utilisation includes the following stages: identification of IRG, identification of intervention periods, identification and categorisation of programme actors, construction of indicators, data collection, data analysis and valuation of indicators, scoring, intervention dose calculation, and finally interpretation of implementation.

Transcripts were examined using a process of focused coding, categorisation and thematic development.

Synthesis of these data comprised progressive readings of each document, and the identification, categorisation and comparison of recurring themes across documents, involving the research team and the Reference Group.

Ascertainment of interval breast cancers poses a number of challenges that include identification (requiring linkage to cancer registries), standardisation, and validation of review and categorisation methods, as well as access to the films taken at diagnosis.

The research presented in this paper presents a complete open source solution for processing and categorisation of similar service calls within large technical supports data sets to allow for identification of similar calls with potential for faster resolution.

Again, this suggested the importance of constructing a study that was not bound by a focus on particular migrant or ethnic categories, but that could explore broader issues of identification, categorisation, inclusion, and exclusion in a more flexible way.

This underlying structure can be utilised to facilitate different forms of searching and categorisation.

Thorough analysis and categorisation of related work is also given in the paper.

This editorial introduces those contributions with an overview and categorisation of the papers.