Sentence examples for at a certain category from inspiring English sources
It's dangerous when you start pointing fingers at a certain category of people, thus digging trenches of hatred between us.
In constructing table 2, we took the convention that if a mutation was found at a certain category, say medium dose, then we add this mutant to all lower categories, even if this was not found in the data (due to certain random fluctuations involved in any experimental procedures).
The incidence of AEs is calculated as the number of patients who experienced at least one AE of a certain category as a percentage of the total number of patients in the safety population.
The incidence of toxicity and adverse events (AEs) was calculated as the number of patients who experienced at least one toxicity/AE of a certain category as a percentage of the total number of patients.
He owns half a dozen Cézannes, including a "View of L'Estaque;" two Renoirs, one of which is a fine female figure; and several canvases by the Douanier Rousseau, whom he knew well and who he believed — as nearly no other painter did at that time — "represented perfection in a certain category of French thought".
At first I was hoping there would be a certain category or type of company that would stand out, but unfortunately, there's not.
Simulation data that mimic the real experiment data are generated using the following true dose response model 27and variance model 28 For a certain category c q and at a dose level x0, a random response y0 is simulated as 29where ϵ is a random error provided by a standard normal random generator.
One review concludes that there is no known threshold of blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at which impairment does not occur and no sufficient evidence that a certain category of driver will not be affected by alcohol.
Certain artists establish such a niche for themselves that they become journalistic shorthand for a certain category.
For it would seem that a certain category of exceptions never failed to make the world worse — that category, precisely, for whom power is more real than love.
