Sentence examples for poor categorisation from inspiring English sources

Poor categorisation of age groups in our study might have been responsible for the inability to detect any significant relationship.

The categorisation into good or poor physical health was based on falling above or below an overall WHODAS median value of 80.5 for the pooled sample.

However, since the age in this study ranged from 40 58 years, the median fitness of 32 ml O2*kg-1*min-1 only ranged from poor to fair according to previous categorisations.

Discussion between EP and AK resolved uncertainty in regard of the rating for 30 of 485 forms due to poor legibility (14 forms) and doubts about categorisation (16 forms).

As public reporting of hospital scores for the survey is based on binary forms of these outcomes (ie, good or poor patient experience), 1 we used the same binary categorisations in the analysis.

To develop a practical, readily interpreted metric for routine clinical use and screening, we intended that the Q-Score should allow categorisation of glycaemic control from very good to poor.

A taxonomic categorisation was used because the knowledge of prey ecology was generally poor, and insufficient to allow a convincing ecological grouping of prey.

In contrast, patients with locally advanced T4 tumours have a much poorer outcome and some histological studies have also identified extramural invasion greater than 5 mm (T3c/d) as a poor prognostic feature (Merkel et al, 2001) and we have recognised this in our categorisation of CT-predicted T-stage.

As expected the vulnerable adolescents showed poorer educational achievements, lower IQ and a smaller proportion in 'gainful employment' (or 'GE'; a categorisation of those reporting to be in education, employment or training) compared to the ROOTS population sample.

The poor compliance with the JCCO target that urgent treatment should be given within 48 h probably reflects inappropriate categorisation, as 38% of all patients were so categorised (Table 2).

Akhe Engineering Theatre defies categorisation.