Sentence examples for systematically categorised from inspiring English sources

The predominant subsurface flow field was systematically categorised in purely vertical and horizontal (hyporheic, parafluvial) components.

This paper systematically categorises the published literature from 1990 to 2009 in 291 peer reviewed journals articles (searched via Emerald, Ingenta, MetaPress, ProQuest, and ScienceDirect) and then reviews and analyses them methodologically.

Content analysis was performed by two of the authors to systematically categorise and describe all the responses provided by participants.

Rossi, Lipsey and Freeman's (2004) approach to programme evaluation was adopted to systematically categorise the evaluation findings on CBE (see table 1).

Qualitative content analysis was used to systematically categorise text data into categories derived inductively, and to summarise the data qualitatively [ 16].

The lack of conceptual and methodological clarity in preference research can be addressed by the development of a conceptual map on preferences, incorporating all contributions from all relevant disciplines and a taxonomy to systematically categorise the different types of research (and measurement techniques), as suggested by Brooker et al. [ 13] and Chong et al. [ 3].

Data were systematically coded, categorised and initial themes identified by LH.

Key lessons for the study were systematically recorded and categorised as barriers or enablers.

All AEs were systematically captured and categorised by the site investigator for seriousness, intensity, causality and action taken.

Data related to awards to UK institutions for pneumonia research from 1997 to 2013 were systematically sourced and categorised by disease area and type of science.

These open-ended questions were analysed by systematically organising and categorising the answers.