Sentence examples for ascending categories from inspiring English sources

One aim of this study is to examine influential factors on the SR fund investors' behavior, i.e., ascending categories of the amount invested in SR funds, which is of an ordinal nature.

Brosseau cites Chip Conley's memorably simplification of the ascending categories in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs into the three core themes of his book PEAK.

The Tine result was ranked in 5 ascending categories described previously: Grade 0 (no indurated papules); Grade 1 (induration of one or more discrete papules); Grade 2 (confluent induration of two or more papules); Grade 3 (confluent plateau induration of all papules); and Grade 4 (confluent blistering)[12], [13], [14], [15].

Similarly, the Mantoux result was ranked in 5 ascending categories (0 4 mm; 5 9 mm; 10 14 mm; 15 19 mm; and ≥20 mm), based upon historical comparisons of Mantoux and Tine tests; traditional threshold values recommended by the ATS, CDC, and WHO; and recent data suggesting a higher cut-off for BCG-vaccinated infants [12], [13], [14], [15], [18], [19], [20].

The level of education and level of income variables were collected in ordinal listings of nine ascending categories of educational level and of ten ascending categories of income level; each was then subsequently collapsed into five categories for the demographic table analyses.

With the T-test p-values being sorted in ascending order, this category forms the top 10% of a rank.

In the first category, ascending genital tract infection with BV-related pathogens has been associated with postabortion [ 4] and postpartum endometritis [ 5], pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) [ 6, 7], and, during pregnancy, late foetal loss and spontaneous preterm birth [ 8, 9].

The mean values of weight, WC and HC increased markedly in ascending BMI and WHR categories, while WHR showed little change with BMI categories in both genders.

According to a report from 1863, Glasgow taverns often divided their whisky into four categories of ascending quality, priced accordingly: "middling," "good," "Islay," and "undiluted Islay".

The corresponding median CD4% for children in the four age categories in ascending order was 17.5%, 12.3%, 11.9%, and 7.4%.

Results from the VAS evaluations of the 21 rating scale response categories from the pooled sample are presented in Table 1 and Figure 1, with categories organized in ascending order (from lower to higher mean VAS values) within each of the three response category types.