The subway-line rankings, based on such categories as cleanliness, crowding, and frequency of service, come from the Straphangers Campaign, a project underwritten by the New York Public Interest Research Group.
Even if our concept of what a species is in these organisms is not particularly robust, a good deal of our basis for thinking about biodiversity is based on such categories.
Acknowledging this third unknown known would entail admitting that policies based on such simplified categories are unlikely to be effective.
By analogy, category 1 and 3 scored 5; score 4 for only category 1; score 3 for category 2 and 3; score 2 for only category 2; score 1 for only category 3. Based on such scoring, the degradome data of different tissues and from independent studies support very similar profiles of TE-MIR induced cleavages for the initial targets (Figure 5) [44], [45], [45].
The AOL On Network apps let users check out featured content or browse videos based on categories, such as Autos, Business, Entertainment, Food, Health, Home, News, Parenting, Pets, Relationships, Style, Tech, Travel, and Video Games.
Speakers were selected based on categories such as the Entertainment Industry, Literature, Science, Motivation, the Arts, Education, Sports, Travel, Food, and the Environment.
Qualitative assessments of physical activity were based on categories such as 'sedentary'light'ht'moderateate', or 'high' physical activity.
The alternatives in these settings include the use of law enforcement authorities or community leaders such as teachers or headmen to provide a cause of death based on broad categories, such as 'old age' and 'sudden death' (5).
Leaning toward value investing, it constructs its own portfolios based on specific categories, such as microcaps and international value.
We do not need reflecting judgment to grasp the a priori laws of nature based on our categories, such as that every event has a cause.
In addition, the mortality data are largely based on pragmatic categories such as country of birth, which can be misleading [ 158].
