Sentence examples for some categorisation from inspiring English sources

That review should attempt some categorisation of existing methods in one paragraph, and examples of their applications, before describing their various limitations in a following paragraph.

Lots of work in social psychology suggests that there are some categorisations that spring faster to mind.

The last two years have been a vintage period for British film-makers: in fact, there are so many around that some actual categorisation is required.

Further to this, integrating the foot length tool as a printed image on a counselling card may not have been the most accurate method of determining foot length, and some discordant categorisation was observed between the counselling card and the ruler.

We have tried some different categorisations such as considering four educational attainment categories or even a continuous variable.

Some games defy categorisation.

Apart from the broad categorisation, some questions were only asked in certain trimesters.

Although the globally used Together for Short Lives/Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) categories [ 1, 17] provide a measure of consistent categorisation, some lack of clarity remains.

As the study design was retrospective in nature it is possible that despite efforts to be as precise as possible with patient categorisation, some of the patients in the moderate and compensated cirrhosis groups may have transitioned to more advanced disease states over the course of the data capture.

Despite some complaints from prisoners, categorisation and allocation arrangements were appropriate".

She says she understands why some are either anxious or actively hostile – and, just to underline the fact that what people say about migration often defies easy categorisation, lays some blame on people from eastern Europe.