Sentence examples for the categorisation for from inspiring English sources

The categorisation for traditional resampling is considered a basic algorithm that makes use of numerous particle filters.

The categorisation for the evaluation of AEs is given in Table  3.

In this paper, we followed the categorisation for endocrine hypogonadism based on elevated LH and normal testosterone (compensated hypogonadism) or low testosterone with or without elevated LH proposed by Howell et al (1999).

As an adjunct to cytology, this panel has the potential to augment the categorisation for challenging diagnostic cases in routine clinical practice.To our knowledge, this is the first study of PB literature that identified cut-offs systematically for diagnostic purposes and used stringent panels to identify an optimum biomarker panel.

If there are rules for the categorisation of point values for the given scale, the numerical and percentage structure of the scale transformed in this way is shown.

Table 1 shows the criteria that were used for evaluation of studies, for the categorisation of evidence that they represented and for the strength of the recommendations that were made.

Such complimentary analyses can assist in the categorisation of chemicals for risk assessment purposes.

Indeed, the DSM's fondness for the categorisation of mental illness is a major reason for its unpopularity in many quarters.

Table 2 provides detail for all fourteen studies including the rationale for the categorisation of each study.

Rationale for our choice of potential confounders and for the categorisation of these are provided in appendix 2. Information on sex and age was obtained from population registries or interview (COPSOQ-I, DWECS, FPS, GAZEL, IPAW, PUMA, Still Working, WOLF Norrland, and WOLF Stockholm) or from questionnaires completed by participants (in HeSSup, POLS, and Whitehall II).

There were issues relating to both Affect and Appreciation such as the negative polarity assignment for Surprise, the irrealis and realis trigger basis for the categorisation of Fear under Dis/Inclination (Affect) and the unclear distinction between Impact and Quality in the system of Appreciation.