Sentence examples for basis for categorizing from inspiring English sources

The social institution in or through which social change is to be brought about provides one basis for categorizing social movements as political, religious, economic, educational, and the like.

The supposed definition of "racial profiling" — that the alleged behavior of any fragment of a population becomes the basis for categorizing it in its sum, that epidermal hues are a valid means of reflexively predicting character — is what we, in more honest moments in our past, simply referred to as racism.

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(This formed the basis for categorizing Frankfurt's as a real self theory).

The usual principal status also serves as our basis for categorizing individuals into industry groups below.

The typology provides a convenient basis for categorizing the research issues in SSQI based on their underlying theoretical rationale.

Before 1960, climate was the main basis used for categorizing soils, with a division first into humid and arid groups and then into subgroups according to the way in which temperature and moisture acted together to produce different horizons (layers) in the soil.

The well-known dichotomy of "strong" and "weak" was only presented as a "rough, intuitive basis" (1973:1361) for categorizing ties.

This proportion is the basis for the categorized rating of responsiveness, e.g. > 50% refuted hypotheses means poor responsiveness.

On the basis of our empirical data, no one best way for categorizing long-term care supply can be identified.

So, it seems that this hedonic component is not the explicit basis for this increase in interindividual agreement when categorizing an odor as a fruit/flower odor or as being edible or nonedible.