Sentence examples for basis of category from inspiring English sources

One important aspect of feature-based accounts of conceptual representation is that shared information forms the basis of category organization.

On the basis of category definition A (Table 2A), 178 (81%) gastric cancers were classified as DNA non-diploid and 43 (19%) as DNA diploid.

On the basis of category definition D (Table 2D), 61 (28%) patients with a DNA diploid or DNA tetraploid gastric cancer had a significantly longer survival compared with 160 (72%) patients with DNA aneuploid gastric cancers (Table 4 and Figure 1) (log rank of 16.8, P<0.001, with hazard ratio of 2.8 (95% confidence interval: 1.7 4.7).

On the basis of category definition B (Table 2B), 43 (19%) patients with DNA diploid or 105(5%) with DNA tetraploid gastric cancer survived for a longer time compared with 168 (76%) patients with DNA non-diploid gastric cancer; however, this difference was not significant (log rank of 5.5, P=0.06).

On the basis of category definition C (Table 2C), 53 (24%) patients with either DNA diploid or DNA tetraploid gastric cancer survived significantly longer than did 168 (76%) patients with DNA aneuploid gastric cancer (log rank: 5.3, P=0.02, hazard ratio 1.8 (95% confidence interval: 1.1 2.9)).

On the basis of category definition A (Table 2A), 49 (22%) patients with DNA diploid gastric cancers survived significantly longer than did 172 (78%) patients with DNA non-diploid gastric cancers (Table 4; log rank 10.1, P=0.001, with hazard ratio of 2.395%5% confidence interval: 1.4 3.9)).

"It could not be on the basis of categories of countries that were articulated in 1992 [when the parent treaty to the Kyoto protocol was signed]," he said.

Mention of discrimination on the basis of categories such as ethnicity, migration status, culture, economic situation or age as a protected status were also scrapped from the document, in an attempt to appease the African and Arab groups.

Alabama, Louisiana, and North Carolina have passed so-called placement statutes, which give local school boards the power to assign students to schools, ostensibly on the basis of categories other than race — such as health, intelligence, and social adaptability.

The data collection instrument used was a questionnaire, designed on the basis of categories that in turn were used for the analysis of the resulting data.

An analysis (Patton, 2002) was performed identifying interview fragments on the basis of categories derived from the research questions as sensitizing concepts (Strauss & Corbin, 1990).