Sentence examples for traditionally categorised from inspiring English sources

Non-adherent behaviour is traditionally categorised into unintentional and intentional.

The present paper reports incidence, survival and prevalence estimates on over 20 lymphoma subtypes traditionally categorised topographically as being either Hodgkin or non-Hodgkin (World Health Organization, 1992).

Traditionally categorised into four main groups (leukaemias, Hodgkin lymphomas, non-Hodgkin lymphomas (NHLs) and myeloma), these complex cancers actually comprise >60 different subtypes, each exhibiting different patterns of onset, progression, management and survival (Swerdlow et al, 2008).

Anthracycline-induced cardiotoxicity has traditionally been categorised into acute, early-onset chronic progressive, and late-onset chronic progressive.

The primary goal of this study, the transcriptional profiling of EBV, might provide new insight into the EBV gene expression of T/NK-cell LPD, which traditionally has been categorised as latency type II infection.

Traditionally LBP has been broadly categorised into three main groupings: non specific LBP (94%), nerve root pain (5%) and red flag pathology (1%) [ 5].

The most popular city break – as categorised by TravelSupermarket – is not what you would traditionally expect.

Approaches to conceptualising successful ageing are traditionally constructed with dichotomous cut-off points (successfully aged, or not), with the requirement that, to be categorised as successfully aged, individuals should have met the criteria for successful ageing on each indicator included [ 9].

It would not be categorised.

Human beings are categorised and, tellingly, divided.

All are categorised by age group.