Sentence examples for is further categorised from inspiring English sources

Data about our health, race, religion or politics is further categorised as sensitive personal data.

The common type is further categorised as: Culms with relatively thin walls usually occur in moist shady depressions.

According to WHO guidelines [1], a DEXA-derived T score < 1.0 indicates an abnormally low BMD, which is further categorised into osteopenia (T score between – 1.0 and – 2.4) and osteoporosis (T score of ≤ 2.5).

The part that covers functioning and disability is further categorised into the components "body functions", "body structures" and "activities & participation".

At Week 24, the decline in serum HBV DNA levels is further categorised as complete (< 300 copies/mL), partial (300 to 10000 copies/mL), or inadequate (≥ 10000 copies/mL) [ 19].

Each of these types is further categorised as α-, β-, γ- or δ-forms, which are defined by the number and the location of the methyl groups on the chromanol ring.

Malformations were coded according to the Eurocat categorisation, 21 and congenital heart defects were further categorised in developmentally based subgroups as suggested by Louik et al. 13 As information on malformations in stillborn children is incompletely registered we included only liveborn children in the analyses.

The headaches were further categorised as preictal, postictal or interictal.

These were further categorised into dummy variables to measure child stunting, underweight and wasting.

Infectious granulomatous lymphadenitis can be further categorised as suppurative or non-suppurative.

The Capex and Opex costs can be further categorised into initial and ongoing (annual) costs.