Sentence examples similar to a category of uniform from inspiring English sources

12 For most analyses of interaction, the best analytic solution is to restrict the analysis and inference to a category of comorbidity with uniform risk for the outcome.

Unlike the Gregorian chants, the Ambrosian are not stylistically uniform for any liturgical category; e.g., Gregorian Tracts (a category of chant) have certain musical traits in common with each other, but no such consistencies appear among Ambrosian chants.

The overall spatial expression pattern could then be assigned a category of dorsal ('d'), ventral ('v'), both dorsal and ventral ('b'), vegetal ('m') or uniform ('u'u.

One, "reading" is a category of assignment.

Choose a category of equipment.

Another consequence of essentialist thinking is the idea that members of a category are relatively uniform with respect to shared properties.

Acute traumatic central cord syndrome is a common category of which no uniform consensus on the etiology, pathophysiology, and treatment exists.

The first function of a coal breaker is to break coal into pieces and sort these pieces into categories of nearly uniform size, a process known as breaking.

A change of uniform, change of ideas.

(a) What category of thing is it?

"It is a new category of aircraft.