Sentence examples for no categorisation from inspiring English sources

There is no categorisation as competitors are divided by weight in the same way as able-bodied athletes.

No categorisation was available for perceived burden of disease, self-efficacy, and social support.

In contrast, phylogeny based on the 23S rRNA gene sequence showed no categorisation based on any of the phenotypes.

Chochinov et al also reported that when moderate thresholds were used for mood criteria, presence or absence of physical symptoms (such as weight loss or fatigue) no longer influenced categorisation of depression.

Most patients could be classified into either the premotor or perceptual category in each task, but no consistent categorisation emerged across the two tests.

While there is no national categorisation of levels of capabilities of EDs [8], all public health-care institutions have a service level agreement with the Ministry of Health that includes the 24-h availability of dedicated ED services.

As the association between PaO2 and mortality was U-shaped, we categorised PaO2 values for the multivariate analysis using quintiles as categories (as no standard categorisation is available).

No supplementary categorisation in muscular components (i.e. smooth muscle vs. striated muscle) could be stratified from the obtained fibre trajectories.

We searched for existing categorisations of research funders, but as no agreed categorisation of research funders was located, we adapted a classification used in previous studies tracking official development assistance [ 12].

No specific categorisation existed to classify cases as being unsupervised ingestions or therapeutic misadventures (eg, overuse, medication errors); as per the type of acetaminophen (APAP) product consumed (eg, single-agent, combination products, tablets, liquid); and according to the amount ingested or serum levels observed.

As with any categorisation scheme, it is a useful framework, but we make no claim that it is perfect.