Sentence examples for categories distinguished from inspiring English sources

The majority of models for molluscan diseases fall into three categories distinguished by these competing goals.

Sensor networks for environmental noise monitoring are here divided into four different categories, distinguished by five aspects: hardware costs, scalability, flexibility, reliability and accuracy.

Eurofound (2013) uses a far more detailed categorization of jobs than the broad categories distinguished in this paper, which is based on occupations, sectors, as well as wages.

And third, that there is no association between muscular fitness-related variables and energy expenditure in any of the three categories distinguished by the short version of the IPAQ.

There are four categories, distinguished from one another by the trajectory of the conditions within each.

We categorized lifetime days and intensity-weighted lifetime days of application for each pesticide into a three-level, ordinal-valued variable (none/low/high), with low and high categories distinguished by the median among exposed controls.

Several Tony categories distinguish between original works and revivals, but it isn't so easy to separate the old and the new.

Adorno's account of these categories distinguishes his sociology of art from both hermeneutical and empirical approaches.

Economic exchanges are integral to individuals' constant efforts to create social boundaries and elaborate meaningful categories "distinguishing persons, activities, and relations on different sides of the boundaries" (Zelizer & Tilly, 2006, p. 17).

In addition, however, a number of languages exploit suprasegmental prosodic devices, such as variation in duration and fundamental frequency (f0), in signaling phonological categories distinguishing word meaning [2], [3].

These categories distinguish groups by their ordinal nature but not by a specific value assigned to each category.