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categorised

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Adj.1.categorised - arranged into categories
categorized
classified - arranged into classes


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This can be compared with data from the Australian Incident Monitoring System showing that most medication incidents occurring in hospital were categorised as omissions (>25%), overdoses (20%), wrong medicines (10%), drug of addiction discrepancy (<5%), incorrect labelling (<5%) or an adverse drug reaction (<5%).
Strategies to reduce medication errors with reference to older adults by Australian Nursing Journal
as bullies, victims or bully-victims), that is, how they were categorised through self-report data on their experience of aggression and victimisation.
Bully/victim students & classroom climate by Rigby, Ken / Youth Studies Australia
Plotting the estimated regression coefficients of the categorised variable against the category midpoints did this.
Use of pornography in traditional media and on the internet in Norway by Stigum, Hein / The Journal of Sex Research
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