Sentence examples for a category over from inspiring English sources
The court affirmed the F.C.C.'s decision to reclassify broadband access as a "telecommunications service," a category over which U.S. law grants the F.C.C. broad regulatory power.
Before the reclassification, the F.C.C. had considered broadband access to be an "information service," a category over which the F.C.C. exercises much narrower authority.
But similarity also is not, pace the Prābhākara, a category over and above the recognized seven.
We bring together investors, entrepreneurs, and builders, and by focusing investments on a category over time, we ourselves become experts in the subject, and thus more valuable to startups that might want to join".
A variation of the one-tailed Fisher exact probability test is used to generate an "EASE score" (P-value) for a given GO category over-represented on the gene list [43].
Representation of GO categories in the guppy transcriptome set was similar to that in the zebrafish GO gene association database with a few categories over- or underrepresented in each of the three main GO categories.
Duration of DIMS was rated in weeks (up to three weeks) months (up to 12 months) and a last category over a year.
The very definition of a category evolved over time, according to the author's chosen goals and metamathematical framework.
Recall (see e.g. [30]) that a DG category over k is a category (A_cdot ) enriched over (C_cdot (k)) (that is, for any two objects (a,a' in A_cdot ), we have a complex of morphisms (A_cdot (a,a'))).
What's unusual is that under Bold Eagle there is a third category: over 100 jump-out squad targets have had their photographs taken with a Polaroid and their names and addresses recorded, even though they weren't arrested or accused of any crime.
As was highlighted recently, both the consistent use of a diagnostic category over time and the motivations for recording specific diagnosis can further confound the validity of results from large national or administrative databases [ 14].
