Sentence examples for book categorization from inspiring English sources

A random sample of antiretroviral therapy initiators was used to validate map book categorization against Global Positioning System coordinates taken from participants' households.

The overall agreement between map book categorization and GPS categorization was 97.5%, with a κ statistic of 0.97 (bias-corrected 95% CI: 0.90, 1.00).

Of note, on the one instance in which map book categorization differed from GPS categorization, the difference was only 28 meters.

There was complete agreement (100%) between map book cluster categorization and GPS cluster categorization, with a κ statistic of 1.00 (bias-corrected 95% CI: 1.00, 1.00).

A research assistant blinded to map book cluster categorization then took a set of GPS coordinates from each ART initiator's household during a home visit.

Unlike Goodreads, whose book indexing and categorization technology heavily relies on manual input, with Slice Bookshelf the process is automatic.

King's life story is deftly interleaved with his insightful meditations on the nature of the acquisitive mind; the result is a book that defies categorization, a unique hybrid that will speak to anyone who has ever found himself bitten by the collecting bug.

W. G. Sebald, a writer who died in 2001 at the early age of 57, wrote strange books that resist categorization: they combine fiction, criticism, biography, and scrapbook.

Ms. Shapton has worked at publications (including as an art director for the New York Times Op-Ed page) and is the author of several books that defy categorization, relying on both illustration and written narrative.

"A Visit from the Goon Squad" is both a serious work of literary fiction and a page-turner, a book that defies easy categorization.

It is thus unsurprising that secret identities form the axis of Wilson's fast-paced, imaginative first novel, "Alif the Unseen" — a book that defies easy categorization.