Sentence examples for of those categorised from inspiring English sources

An earlier YouGov survey showed that many of those categorised under "no religion" also claim to pray.

In the well equipped studio he and his fellow workers made mugshots in three poses of those categorised as political prisoners.

Exclusion of those categorised as probable energy under-reporters (n 4661) did not appreciably change the direction, size or statistical significance of the observed associations, nor did any of the sensitivity analyses.

There is increasing evidence that patients' risk of mortality from CAP can be quite reliably predicted using clinical severity assessment scores such as CURB65 [ 1- 4], and many of those categorised as being at low-risk (CURB65 0 or 1) can be treated without admission to hospital with no adverse effects on outcomes [ 5- 8].

We acknowledge that the assumption that AKI was present if serum creatinine improved following admission by greater than 26.4 μmol/L may not always be correct but use of this methodology was only necessary in 8% of those categorised as having AKI.

Overall, there is only a small improvement in the rapidity of treatment for those categorised as urgent rather than routine.

The results of this study suggest that women in the high-risk birth categories were significantly less likely to use a modern method of contraception relative to those categorised as having no risk.

Among more interesting groups of proteins were those categorised as involved in the 'lipid biosynthetic process' (14 genes, P = 0.003; Figures 3, 4C) since disruption of lipid metabolism is often associated with low level metal toxicity [ 39, 40] and these changes can be associated with those regulated by the insulin axis.

The majority of goods (almost all those categorised in Table 3) were reportedly delivered in a box or boxes, or in trays that can be carried by a single person.

The likes of Bellingham and Oswald - and those categorised as "spree killers" like Anders Behring Breivik - have always had a key tactical advantage.

Our hypothesis was that those categorised as resilient would fare better than a comparison group with a similar level of chronic pain, and those categorised as vulnerable would perform worse.