Sentence examples for this categorisation of from inspiring English sources

But even with this categorisation of the problem area, defining what is precarious or not continues to be a complex issue.

aCategorisation as given in the BVL database on plant protection products [[20]]; this categorisation of products is largely but not entirely consistent with the categorisation of active substances used in the EU pesticide database [[19]] (see preceding tables).

This categorisation of chemical space is orthogonal to the sorts of machine-learning based classification traditionally used in cheminformatics analyses that concentrate on whether a molecule is likely to bind to a particular site in a protein or to display a particular activity based on a heuristic analysis of large amounts of data.

This categorisation of the data therefore concerns time elapsed between delivery and admission to hospital, and not between time of delivery and onset of the condition.

This categorisation of partner physical violence reflects not only the relative severity of the act (eg, the difference between being slapped vs choked) but also the frequency that the act occurred.

This categorisation of the smoking variable has been validated in a subsample of 2997 women in the Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study with plasma cotinine as an objective reference, showing a high degree of agreement between plasma cotinine and self reported smoking during pregnancy.

Therefore, we decided to classify scores above P90 as 'abnormal' and to use this categorisation for the construction of the combined variable.

One consequence of this was that, categorisation of variables such as RR, enabled an average of 38% of values not to be excluded.

Operational criteria for consistency were applied according to the slightly extended set published in the national guidelines. 1 In this service, the categorisation of PDOC status is assigned at discharge from the programme by consensus of the experienced MD clinical team, based on the findings from the full clinical evaluation, including any structured assessments that were undertaken.

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

One example of this is in the categorisation of 'basal-like' carcinomas originally based on a characteristic gene expression profile derived from frozen tissue samples.