Sentence examples for so categorised from inspiring English sources

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).

The elegant tern is so categorised because 95% of the population breeds on one island, Isla Rasa in the Gulf of California, and the Kerguelen tern has a population of less than 5,000 adults breeding on small and often stormy Pacific islands.

At age 15 participants were asked if they had ever seriously thought about taking their own life and if they had attempted to do so, categorised as suicidal thoughts and attempted suicide respectively, with a positive response to either question classified as 'suicide risk'.

Kevin Mitchell Golf isn't exempt from the cynicism which so categorises sport at the top level.

The audience for James Baldwin that evening could not be so easily categorised: it was, I suppose, half black, half white; half young, half old; three-quarters straight, a quarter gay.

The HAQ scores were skewed, so were categorised into tertiles.

EBV VCA IgA, EA-D IgG, and EA-R IgG antibodies were detected in <15% of cases and controls and so were categorised as positive or negative.

Among the 1497 individuals reporting low intensity pain, 107 (7.1%) had high pain-related disability and so were categorised as vulnerable, compared with 1390 (92.9%) who reported low pain-related disability and were categorised as non-vulnerable.

A total of 623 individuals (37.1%) reported at least one high impact symptom in the previous two weeks which they did not consult their GP about and so were categorised as high impact non-consulters.

A total of 139 individuals (8.3%) reported at least one low impact symptom in the previous two weeks which they consulted their GP about and so were categorised as low impact consulters.

Attitude scores were highly negatively skewed, and so were categorised into a binary variable; a score of ≥15 represented 'negative attitudes towards child SHS exposure' and a score of <15 'less negative attitudes towards child SHS exposure'.