Sentence examples for with this categorisation from inspiring English sources
The problem with this categorisation is for the away fan, if you follow Arsenal, a Chelsea or a Manchester City you'll get clobbered everywhere you go". A survey into the price of football conducted last year found that the cost of the cheapest adult ticket in the Football League had risen by 11.7%, more than five times the rate of inflation.
But even with this categorisation of the problem area, defining what is precarious or not continues to be a complex issue.
The trouble with this categorisation is that it's apt to mislead and fails to capture the experience of being black and middle class.
With this categorisation, we addressed the question whether the differentiation state of human teratomas was correlated to expression of HDAC1.
With this categorisation, we cover individuals responsible for the phenotypes (queens and worker groups) and individuals in the pedigree (queens and sires).
There were only five studies that compared people with first episode bipolar (with four relying on the first admission for this categorisation) and those with further episodes.
Largely, this categorisation corresponds with Swedish compulsory education (7 16 years of age), vocational secondary education, pre-academic secondary education, college and university-level studies.
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 system combines the cosmetics part of the German categorisation system 13 with information from Colipa and industry to cover all cosmetic products.
Of interest in particular for this study was the relationship of age group with the categorisation of high versus low/moderate dental anxiety.
We have accepted the male actor playing the role as female and are reminded of the limitations that come with that categorisation.
