Sentence examples for systematic categorisation from inspiring English sources

The latest ESHRE/ESGE classification system "UCV" [21, 22] is also based on these Müllerian development processes, but considers uterine, cervical and vaginal anomalies, with anatomy being the basis for the systematic categorisation of female genital malformations.

While the database was growing different approaches and categories began to loom from which we derived a systematic categorisation of the existing Foresight 2.0 approaches on basis of terminology and concepts of the previous two chapters.

A comparative analysis of East African agroecosystems shows that thresholds in specific variables that may point to the existence of possible tipping points are rather elusive and largely site specific, requiring systematic categorisation of agricultural contexts.

The assessments utilised in our survey involved the systematic categorisation of cognitive deficits into five subgroups.

An attempt to establish a more systematic categorisation and assessment of unmet needs/daily stressors/ongoing adversities has been the development of Humanitarian Emergency Settings Perceived Needs Scale HESPERR) 10 by the WHO.

In order to perform a systematic review, categorisation of similar trials was required.

The systematic analysis and categorisation of such volumes of existing data allow novel connections and inferences to be made computationally.

We describe the methodology and results of the systematic literature review and categorisation, and briefly introduce the content and layout of the subsequent phase II trial design guidance manual.

This should include a review of the literature pertinent to the methodology of incorporating evidence of harmful effects in systematic reviews; a description and categorisation of the methods used in systematic reviews published to date, and any evidence from methodological research on which they are based; and the development of quality assessment methods.

Systematic reading, coding and re-categorisation were performed by the two first authors.

This included quantitative performance categorisation that provided a systematic, succinct and transparent method to assess and summarise model performance over a range of statistics, sites, scales and seasons.