Sentence examples for support the categorisation of from inspiring English sources

The approach of excluding some negative symptoms, for example, is potentially problematic since no evidence was provided to support the categorisation of a negative symptom as social or not.

Analysis of the prophage pan-genome and phage-related genes supported the categorisation of prophages into four clades, where clades 2, 3, and 4 share regions of homogeneity and clade 1 was unique.

Our genome-wide studies of expression levels of genes underlying cis- and trans-eQTLs provide strong support for the hypotheses that the categorisation of eQTLs has a genuine biological basis that can be detected in transcript expression levels, and that trans-eQTL clusters consist of functionally related and co-ordinately regulated transcripts.

To support the design of HCI systems, this paper reviews the categorisation of visualisation methods used in HCI.

Study definitions, including the categorisation of PPH by EBL are listed (see Supporting information, Table S1).

In addition to the categorisation of resilience strategies, the resilience markers framework 16 can support understanding of resilience in practice by helping to describe how adherence takes place.

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

But the categorisation of both the type of incident and the severity appears inconsistent.

I would argue that the categorisation of mental illness based on symptoms can be useful.

The categorisation of weapons can essentially be changed only when all the states and territories agree.

The categorisation of 40 undisturbed lagoons into nine habitat types based on habitat isolation and archipelago position was supported by clear relationships with spring temperature and total fish abundance.