Sentence examples for on a categorisation from inspiring English sources

Since 1993, all households have been required to pay an annual charge based on a categorisation of property value into one of eight valuation bands [ 2].

A new definition of active/passive operator jobs is made which is based on a categorisation of the types of work tasks that make up the job.

In contrast to this, the second model by Leget and colleagues [ 20] draws on a categorisation of methods for integrating empirical research and normative ethics which has been developed in the context of the "empirical turn" [ 21].

Our result of a significant negative correlation between individuals' errors on a categorisation test and their susceptibilities to semantic type false memories during free recall demonstrates that false memories, to some extent, might be a by-product of our ability to learn rules, categories and concepts.

Individually categorising these values per time step makes, on the one hand, the categorisation task more difficult but, on the other hand, delivers a categorisation without making prior assumptions about the temporal characteristic.

Although the use of bootstrap estimation means that inference is appropriate, we also performed a sensitivity analysis based on a binary categorisation of primary-care interval into 0 14 and 15+ days.

Surely a categorisation based on race is too reductive and ignores the continent's great diversity in nations, cultures and ethnicities.

Lotz et al. [5] have made a categorisation of errors based on stages in the cause effect chain (Table 2).

The diagnostic strategy applied here was based on an initial categorisation of the target group of bacteria.

Based on this categorisation, a total of 12 companies in the sample are considered environmentally sensitive with 5 being non-sensitive.

The angle of talar tilt did not have a significant effect on categorisation based on surgical findings using the logistic regression analysis (odds ratio: 0.872; p = 0.072), and a clear cut-off angle, which would allow discrimination between 'thickened' and 'thin or absent' patients, was not identified (Fig. 3).