Sentence examples for categories apart from inspiring English sources
Lately, it's become hard to tell the categories apart.
Prewitt tears the Census racial categories apart in Thursday's essay, which advocates that the Census Bureau take a much more nuanced view based on ethnicity and nationality.
Across all categories apart from the 'total and other' HSU category, 65 outcomes related to mental health HSU and 78 related to general health HSU.
On the other side, categories O and N that were identified with good vertical signal were the two categories, apart from the informational, with shortest distances with respect to the RT.
In Table 3 we note that discrepancies for the BI-RADS and the Boyd classifications are only for contiguous risk categories, while for Wolfe and Tabár they sometimes are two risk categories apart.
94.5% of BWs were placed in the same BW category by both registers, 4.7% were placed in adjacent BW categories and only 0.1% were placed more than two BW categories apart.
Ms. Sillman puts her handmade birthday book in a "not art" category, apart from the paintings she shows in galleries.
And many appetizers (a category apart from the tasting portions) are significantly larger than some entrees, like a few undistinguished slices of roasted rack of lamb.
These deaths were of a category apart, they said, and the idea of implicitly comparing victims of terror with more ordinary on-the-job deaths was offensive.
Still, in spite of the growing acceptance, serious art by the visually impaired remains a category apart for most in the mainstream art world.
In the west, we are used to labelling terrorist attacks against western targets as tragedies – but Russian terror victims are often placed in a category apart.
