Sentence examples for a sixth category of from inspiring English sources

Parliament's decision to allow therapeutic cloning means the agency will now approve a sixth category of research -- for studies aimed at generating new human tissues.

Added later by the Digambara sect, a sixth category of dravya, kala (time), is eternal but not universal, because it does not occur in the outermost layers of the world.

Students could indicate their preference for a type of medical specialty within five main categories, which are very common in the Dutch medical profession system: supportive, surgery and internal medicine as hospital oriented and psychiatry and ophthalmology as both hospital and/or solo practice and a sixth category of 'others' was added.

Finally, there is a third category, of misfits.

A second category of sanction concerns trade and economic relations.

A third category of ideas commands assent, but no action.

A second category of conducting involves a relationship that takes shape and settles over time.

Ikeda called this sensation umami (literally, "deliciousness")—a fifth category of taste.

Instead of tackling dismissal rules, the government's strategy creates a third category of contract worker.

But a third category of countries remains mired in stagnation or recession.

A second category of "nonobjects" seeks to reawaken our primitive instincts.