Sentence examples for their categorisation from inspiring English sources

These books may catch the eyes of readers in Waterstone's (as reflected in the bestseller lists), but their categorisation appears to be a dealbreaker when it comes to literary prizes.

The filters that ISPs are using are supplied by many different companies who have not shared their categorisation systems or lists of which sites fall into which category.

In other words, despite their categorisation, there may be 'cross-category influence' (i.e., certain values of one features may augment or limit the choices in others; see Leckie-Tarry 1995 and Hasan 2014).

Indeed, efforts at constructing databases are an inherently selective and, to a certain extent, subjective process, involving numerous decisions on crucial issues such as the inclusion (and exclusion) of policy types, their categorisation, and the elaboration and implementation of a reliable coding system.

For example, while inpainting of specular highlights may help in detecting polyps (both for human observers and algorithms) it could make their categorisation more difficult, as it alters the pit-pattern of the polyp in the vicinity of the specular highlight.

The primary problem with Quistclose trusts is their categorisation within the accepted types of trust.

The authors then met to compare and discuss their categorisations.

Barriers identified from this research and their categorisations are illustrated in Figure 1.

Table  1 outlines the demographic variables and their categorisations considered for analysis.

The authors then met to compare their categorisations and discuss the need for new categories and subcategories.

Although the confounding factors and their categorisations were not same in the nine articles, the effect size in each article was adjusted with major potential confounding variables, including age, sex, body mass index (BMI), and education.