Sentence examples for to categorisation from inspiring English sources

With a CV like that, his "natural opposition to categorisation" is unsurprising, but when pressed he concedes that in the past he's called himself "a poet who writes in other forms".

This case definition assign levels of confidence to categorisation of births as preterm, utilising assessment modalities which may be available across different settings.

The catch was preserved in 70% ethanol and the crustaceans separated from the fish prior to categorisation and counting.

At least with regard to these later effects, they appear to reflect some process common to categorisation and recognition, a conclusion perhaps supported by the similarity in behavioural performance between the two judgement types.

However, owing to categorisation of the variables, some residual confounding may have remained.

The characteristics of this start point lead to categorisation of route.

The department accepted most of the recommendations, including to improve categorisation of incidents, to require service providers to deliver accurate and complete incident reports, and to ensure inquiries were not finalised without all available facts and an effective response.

Rules of thumb with two different purposes have been identified: to simplify categorisation of the problem to a disease and to make the consultation patient-centred [ 16, 17].

The alteration of gene expression related to apoptotic pathways correlated to the categorisation given above.

A cap on home ticket prices with a view to longer term reductions, an end to match categorisation, a significant increase in the ASI budget and, critically, affordable under-21 ticket prices should all be priorities across the Premier League.

The first purpose was to allow categorisation of an increasing number of studies that seek to devise measures of subgroup-specific characteristics, especially measures of physical impairment.