Sentence examples for members were categorised from inspiring English sources

Family members were categorised into seven groups: preschool (PreS), PS, JH school, high school (HS), father, mother and grandparents/other adults.

In all, 29 patients with three or more affected family members were categorised into hereditary prostate cancer according to Carter's criteria (Carter et al, 1993).

Cohort members were categorised into those in the best (10.3%), intermediate (62.8%) or in worst physical health (26.9%), on the basis of measured blood pressure, lung function and body weight, self reported health problems and disability, and recent hospital admissions.

Note that the number of EDSIG members who responded to the questionnaire was 245 and that therefore fewer than half of EDSIG members are categorised as eating disorder specialists.

Each member was categorised as being an identified key player in the actual (Current Collaboration) or perceived (Powerful, Influential or Well-connected) networks, or not a key player.

A study member was categorised as having an impact for an item if they had experienced it "Fairly often" or "Very often" in the previous four weeks.

These Member States were categorised as EU/EFTA and non-EU/EFTA states for comparison.

Products collected in EU member states were categorised into three groups: botanical and herbal food supplements, fish and edible oils, and propolis and bee products.

Cohort members with appendicitis were categorised as appendicitis with perforation, including appendicitis with diffuse or localised peritonitis and appendicitis with periappendicular abscess, or appendicitis without perforation, including all other and unspecified cases of appendicitis.

By comparison, only 439 white people – London has 3.66 million people classified as white British – were categorised as members of an organised criminal gang.

The Trial Steering Committee and Data Monitoring Committee agreed these conventions in a detailed strategy, and reasons for missing data were categorised by a member of the Trial Management Group blinded to participants' allocated group wherever possible.