Sentence examples for adequate category from inspiring English sources

Instead, he was one of those for whom psychiatrists and theologians do not have an adequate category".

For the current analysis, the adequate category was used as the reference group as opposed to the adequate plus.

However, 21 of 107 women in the APNCU adequate category and 19 of 195 women in the APNCU adequate plus category were assigned to the CTP inadequate or intermediate category.

Examination of the data showed that all eight women in the APNCU inadequate category were also categorised into the CTP inadequate category (Table 2); 80.4% of the APNCU adequate category (86 of 107 women) and 90.3% of the women in the APNCU adequate plus category (176 of 195 women) scored sufficient or appropriate in the CTP classification respectively.

Here it would have been impressed upon him that the liberal arts were no longer adequate categories of secular learning: the new translations of Aristotle spelled the end of the liberal arts tradition, although the universities effected a transition rather than a breach.

Experts in the field of joint contractures including nurses, physicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists (both researchers and clinicians) and patients' representatives will be invited to work actively together in order to arrive at a consensus on the most adequate categories of the ICF to be included in the standard set for joint contractures (see Figure  1).

More recently, Robert Howell (2002a, 2002b) has argued that if the term 'work of art' covers artistic improvisations, the various utterances referred to as 'oral literature', and such items as paintings and scored musical compositions, then no single adequate ontological category is to be found.

This organization might have been chosen by the developers of this ontology due to the lack of BFO providing the adequate basic categories for material entity.

APACHE III-J seems to be the best (adjustment by adequate diagnostic categories).

By contrast, adding the components of the MetS (in their continuous form) significantly improved discrimination of the risk factors base model, since 9.35% of the individuals were reclassified in adequate risk categories (p<0.001).

At this conference, experts in the field of OBPI will work actively together to deal with the complex problem of arriving at an international consensus on the most adequate ICF categories to be included on the ICF Core Sets for OBPI.