Sentence examples for same categorisation from inspiring English sources

The same categorisation still exists, but it is now left up to individuals.Given that coloureds were formerly regarded as racial misfits, once dismissed by the wife of former president F. W. de Klerk, Marike, as "non-persons…the leftovers", one might have expected the number of South Africans wishing to describe themselves as such to plummet.

The pitch: The problem is that classifieds advertising doesn't work [Ed – says who?). Craigslist is very good as is Oodle, AdTrader etc. But most classifieds have the same categorisation.

To make comparable the income data in England, we used the same categorisation.

However, we used the same categorisation in the four questions and this limitation is minimised in the comparisons.

It was possible to make the same categorisation by immunohistochemistry (IHC) using markers aimed at luminal, Her2, and basal-like features (Makretsov et al, 2004).

For each organ system, the same categorisation (likely final diagnosis and major pathological findings) will be used and specified according to the ICD-10.

As such, future surveillance of dietary inequalities ought to employ the same categorisations in order to monitor socio-economic differences in diet.

Further studies are therefore necessary to confirm the cut-points in external samples, and to investigate whether the same disparity categorisation can also be found in elderly people at increased risk of falls, including those with cognitive impairment and Parkinson's disease.

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.

Interestingly, the same process of categorisation in infants is not evident when it comes to race.

Their data are comparable because they both use the same definition and categorisation of donors.