Sentence examples for a different category as from inspiring English sources

As such, the results presented may be classified as pertinent to a different category as well as those presented here.

The Pulitzer prizewinning Gilead, rapturously received more than 20 years after Robinson's first novel Housekeeping, could equally belong in a different category, as it is a novel-long letter from an adoring 72-year-old father, Reverend John Ames, who believes he is terminally ill, to his seven-year-old son.

Finally, there is agreement that processes combine and that they exhibit common features, and debate how processes combine and whether the shared patterns of processes belong into a different category (as Whitehead suggested) or are themselves processes as well.

In the final version we decided to add this code because involvement was indeed a different category as it appeared in the comments.

If no one succeeds, the judges will award lesser prizes in different categories as long as entries meet certain minimum standards.

We tested the assumption of proportionality of hazards by plotting hazard rates against time for the four different categories, as well as by the numerical method proposed by Lin and colleagues [ 18] derived from cumulative sums of martingale residuals.

Other findings (e.g., untreatable late-onset disorders) however raised more discussion and no final consensus was reached on the different categories, as was also experienced by others [Lohn et al., 2013].

Stimuli were represented by injecting tonic current into sets of input layer neurons drawn randomly from separate pools, where each pool corresponded to a different category of stimulus, as illustrated in Fig.  2.

Why are they considered as a different category of patient, with differing needs from those of hypertensive patients, diabetics, etc.? The GPs considered the time required for managing them to be beyond their capacity in primary care consultations.

These genes significantly changed transcription in S3 defining a different category of what appear as late responding genes.

Bongo may have been in a slightly different category, as Gabon had known no major civil conflict during his rule, and in spite of early brutalities in power, he tended to seek solutions to political problems through dialogue and, it has to be said, the illimitable power of money to purchase politicians.