Sentence examples for broader categorization from inspiring English sources

However, a broader categorization was performed using a web-based GO term search function [21, 22].

Following a recently presented and somewhat broader categorization of information, it appears to cause the most complication when information moves from the unrecognised to the recognised.

In the subanalysis, Veroff and colleagues used a different and broader categorization of preference sensitive conditions (D Veroff, 2013, personal communication).

Other limitations include the collection of hospitalization data, which was based on primary discharge diagnosis, and the broader categorization of causes of hospitalization, which removed some granularity in the data.

With the help of professional comedians, the company identified more than 100 traits common in jokes, from basic themes (ethnicity, family) and styles of delivery (dry, self-deprecating) to broader categorizations of how comedians toy with logic and language (spoonerisms, juxtaposition, misdirection).

Any broad categorization is bound to have difficulties.

Another division (usually combined with the preceding ones) is given by the character of the names themselves; in a very broad categorization, names of persons, or personal names, are discerned on the one hand, and names of places, or place-names, on the other.

The Treatise separates this broad categorization into calm and violent passions (although other of Hume's works seem to reserve "passion" for the violent ones).

The forest types are basically broad categorization of the woody species assemblage of the park, each of them occupying a broad altitudinal ranges, and scale of that variation as 'forest stands' is wide too.

Once this broad categorization of the world as whole is established, philosophy can set out to determine more specifically the subordinated wholes out of which the world as a whole is constituted and to articulate meaningfully their mutual relations.

We conclude, from these and further modelling attempts not reported here, that suitability for agriculture is by far the most important landuse type to predict population density, but that remaining variability is largely caused by factors other than landuse type (in our broad categorization).