Sentence examples for categories column from inspiring English sources

Nipponbare, based on sequence analysis are classified into five categories (column 1).

Mexican men in the US for 3-15 years who live in high-growth new destinations earn a 3 to 5percentt higher wage than comparable Mexican men at the traditional destinations; there is no statistically significant difference in the real wage of Mexican men at the traditional and new high-growth destinations in other YSI categories (column 2).

The multivariate analyses showed that participants aged 10-29 years, who had a low income, who had a low educational level, who were of non-Western descent, who were members of Reformed Congregations or Reformed Bonders or who had anthroposophic beliefs regarding vaccination participated less in the NIP compared to the reference categories (column 4, Table 2).

Based on thorough visual investigation, the damage of the Joglo houses can be classified into three main categories: columns-to leg connection; joint between main columns and beams; and roof construction and its attachment with the core structure (Prihatmaji et al. 2012).

Proportions of adolescents with different combinations of baseline categories (rows) and follow-up categories (columns).

aThe categories (columns) are not exclusive (for example, a patient who used anti-TNF therapies continuously during the 60-day period would be counted in all three categories).

The Script Category column of the script framework, however, shows that the crime is only one of the parallel processes taking place in complex criminal activities, together with the criminal lifestyle and the participation in criminal networks.

Gene: the gene for which a validated functional prediction with a functional category (column three) was found.

Genes with significant signal are given in the Likelihood mapping, or, L.M. Category column, see text for explanation of the category 1 and 2 in this column.

† For each category (column), estimated non-redundant genes are calculated as proportion: assembled sequences/sequenced elements multiplied by total number significant.

If the expression of a gene (row) in a brain category (column) from the ABA coincided with previous work, then we considered the comparison to be in agreement, and the green entries in Table  2 denoted this.