Sentence examples for accepting category from inspiring English sources

The remaining students fell into the moderately accepting category.

Of course, part of the problem in getting a fix on Benedict is simply the feebleness of accepted categories for understanding any serious religious leaders — and hence the impulse to deal with them as celebrities or politicians.

There is no established lexicon for non-lethal weapons, but there are accepted categories and concepts, including impact or kinetic weapons things that strike, such as batons, billy clubs, saps, and projectiles fired from shotguns (including bean bags and stun bags, which usually have sand in them instead of lead pellets), and "vivi," meaning animals.

Or maybe it's that the floating faces invite the viewer to a space of in-between, where few commonly accepted categories can be swallowed as fact. .

But I am not presently persuaded that legislation authorizing detention in circumstances involving no breach of the criminal law and travelling beyond presently accepted categories is necessarily and inevitably offensive to Ch.III".

It is common to use internationally and clinically accepted categories, if such exist.

In clinical practice, all cases of arthritis that cannot be classified in one of the accepted categories are referred as "undifferentiated arthritis" (UA).

As depicted in Figure 1, generally accepted categories of antimicrobial activity for inhibitors in lignocellulosic hydrolysate include: compromising the cell membrane; inhibiting essential enzymes; or negative interaction with DNA or RNA [ 27- 32].

In a very thorough review of the evidence based literature, Helfand et al. 2009[ 32] found that there were as yet no accepted categories that could be effectively used for cardiac risk assessment.

Although reactive astrogliosis is used widely as a pathological hallmark of diseased CNS tissue, definitions of reactive astrogliosis can vary considerably among authors and there are no widely accepted categories of intensity or severity.

Evaluation by one or more reviewers included identification of each study's methodology based on widely accepted categories of methodological strength (Royal Australian College of General Practitioners [RACGP], 2002) and strength of documentation evidence, using pre-determined criteria about the situation and/or intervention, methodology, analysis, and results in relation to previous evidence.