Sentence examples for use of categorisation from inspiring English sources

As clinical use of categorisation methods and subsequently stratified care also require repeated testing, the tool used also needs to prove longitudinal validity and this has recently been established for the CSQ24 [ 23].

Focussing on circumventing the use of racial categorisations in biomedicine, they argue for a rigorous separation of existing population identities and genetic clustering, by creating new 'categories of genetic similarities' for biomedical purposes.

Another limitation was the use of simplistic categorisations for education and ethnicity.

The closest clinically relevant cutoff was used for categorisation of characteristics instead of the median value for age (cutoff at 60 instead of median 62 years), Breslow's tumour thickness of the primary melanoma (2.0 instead of median 2.5 mm), and time interval (3 years instead of 2.5 years).

Although the term 'low' has been used for categorisation of depression it should be noted that this represents the cut-off score of 16, above which individuals are regarded as being at higher risk of clinical depression i.e. 43% of the sample had a score above this cut-off.

Campaigners claim the latest figures raise serious concerns over the priority given to allegations of domestic violence, and the use of the NFA categorisation by police and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to resolve complaints.

Another limitation was the use of binary disability categorisation.

19 We strongly argue against the use of stratification (or categorisation) and use non-linear models to describe the relationship between risk and exposure.

A slightly different set of definitions was used for categorisation in the original 1995 cohort.

For example, the use of alternative PDC categorisations as well as adjustment for unmeasured confounders did not substantially modify the reported estimates.

The diversity of M. catarrhalis prophages is demonstrated in the breadth of categorisation using this software, where all prophages were categorised into four different Clusters of the Type I Siphoviridae (Additional file 2: Table S1).