Sentence examples for categories of active from inspiring English sources

"Pretty much," Mr. Plen said, "the information came back, 'Wow, this is a great song.' " Alan Burns, founder and chief executive of Pick the Hits, said: "The Bon Jovi song scored higher than average with all categories of active music buyers, but if you look at the people who bought 6 to 10 CD's, it's way above average there.

In the mid-2000s, social networks split the market into categories of active and passive candidates.

Because the position of categories of active variables (nuclear, cytoplasmic, and global expression of ID2) and the position of observations (stage, lymph node status, tumor status, histological types, grade of differentiation, genre, and smoking status) are calculated in the same way, they can be placed on the same graph (observations being replaced by gravity centers).

The RCTs were included in the two categories of active single (II) and active multiple (III) interventions.

The NFP Plan of 1995 provides for the granting of two classes of SFRs: Class-A SFRs are based on the vessel-size and engine-power of participating boats, and are further divided into the categories of: "active", "surplus" and "suspended", on the basis of their historical and current status.

Software was used to deconvolute the orthogonally compressed data for both HitFinder and OPS and to group the compounds into the four categories of actives, ambiguous, orphan, and inactive.

One has an atmosphere, the other doesn't, one is covered in water ice, the other in volatiles (a category of active chemicals).

The median score for all medical residents in the category of active tuberculosis diagnosis was 57%.

The category of "active grandparent" (E. in Table 2) covers those active older people who assist the younger generation by collecting grandchildren from kindergarten or taking care of them when parents are busy.

The largest positive change in HUI-3 was found for the diagnosis category of active middle ear disease (Δ = 0.084); the largest negative change was for the malignancy category (Δ = −0.121).

For example, Seago and Faucett [ 50] and Morgan et al. [ 51], using the framework of the Job Demand-Control model (JDC, [ 40]), found that while nurses fall into the category of active strain (showing high demand and high control), nurse's aides are in the high-strain category (having high demand and low control).