Sentence examples for if categorised from inspiring English sources

For the overall score and each of the five subscales, children were classified as having a particular behavioural problem if categorised as 'abnormal' or 'borderline', according to cut-offs suggested by Goodman for each SDQ subscale (Goodman 1997).

We could not further our charity's aims as successfully if we categorised our supporters into different domains.

Pain, if present, was categorised as either mild or acute.

Job descriptions were later categorised if possible into general types based on Standard Occupational Classification 2000 [ 33].

Patients will be excluded if they are categorised as patients without NSTI in the operating theatre.

The Rasch analysis can be used to see if items are categorised correctly and threshold ordering was considered for this purpose.

The trial sites were classified as developing countries if they were categorised as low or medium in the human development index.

For example, if a study categorised a distance measure as <5 km versus ≥5 km, it was classified as representative, and if a study categorised a distance measure as <3 km versus ≥3 km, it was classified as under-representative. Study location (rural non-remote, rural remote, urban) was categorised using the Accessibility/Remoteness Index of Australia (ARIA) rural remote index.

If we categorise our future selves as "other people", that may make us kinder to other people in general.

It's the human response to difference – a minority becomes less threatening if it can be categorised.

As a consequence, we suggest that patients with GTS could benefit from better treatment adaptation if RB are correctly categorised.