Sentence examples for issues were categorised from inspiring English sources

12%% of issues were categorised as other including "pain" which was noted by only two survivors as one of their worst experiences (Table  3).

Reporting of stressful life events and social health issues was categorised according to whether women reported no social health issues, one or two issues, or three or more issues.

The main themes were categorised as physician issues, patient issues and system (Cerner) issues.

Data from the focus group and personal interviews were categorised into three major themes namely: Adaptation/cultural issues, academic issues and advice/further suggestions.

Ofcom received 19 complaints, which were categorised as "offensive language" in issue 292 of their own broadcast bulletin.

Nine participants were categorised as regular users (i.e., issuing at least one Green Prescription per week), two participants were categorised as sometime users (i.e., issuing at least one Green Prescription per month), two participants were categorised as infrequent users (i.e., issuing a Green Prescription once every few months), and two participants had stopped issuing Green Prescriptions.

Subsequent to this, the authors categorised similar codes into broader coding categories, with the final categories being those nominated by ≥ 5%% (e.g. the aforementioned codes were categorised into the broader coding category 'mental issue').

Findings were categorised into five themes: physical, social, educational, psychological and economic issues.

People were categorised by the job they did.

In one year alone, 12,000 families were categorised as homeless.

2095 of these were categorised as Red.