Sentence examples for some categorisation of 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.

Categorisation of some versus no education did not consider educational quality or level as few participants had more than 3-4 years of education.

However, it is unlikely that erroneous categorisation of some isolates would have relevant effects on the global trends of our analysis.

Some papers refer to categorisation of injuries by severity based on non-specific general measures: mortality, hospitalisations and A&E admissions [e.g., [ 80]].

The inconsistency in reports may partly be explained by the small number of menopausal hormone users in some studies, differences in the categorisation of days per month on progestin, type of progestin prescribed in the United States vs Europe, evaluation of current vs ever users of oestrogen plus progestin, or lack of adjustment for or stratification by hysterectomy status.

However, owing to categorisation of the variables, some residual confounding may have remained.

The special rapporteur was concerned at the categorisation of migrants based on their nationality, whereby some nationalities are regarded as more valuable than others.

This may explain some diversity in incidence of adverse events between studies; however, categorisation of studies according to definition of chronic hypertension did not reduce heterogeneity between outcomes.

Furthermore, some disease processes heal by fibrosis leaving a significant residual mass, thereby limiting categorisation of a complete response.

Everybody understands the categorisation of offences in America into misdemeanours and felonies.

The panel called for improved categorisation of the nature and seriousness of incidents.