Sentence examples for categories of discussion from inspiring English sources

There are two broad categories of discussion.

Categories of discussion raised in the moderator's guide included participants' baseline familiarity with probiotics; sources of information on probiotics; acceptance of probiotics as alternative treatments for IBD/IBS symptoms; beliefs about the therapeutic potential of probiotics for IBD/IBS; willingness to participate in probiotic research; and opinions about bioengineered probiotics.

The categories of discussion on statistical tools for data processing and analysis under the heading descriptive and inferential statistics was presented as a simple non-hierarchical typology which represents conceptions of the phenomenon by the students and considered areas of collective learning experiences.

The race to wire remote communities is resulting in a new category of discussion at tribal meetings.

Across all weight categories, documentation of discussion of exercise, breastfeeding and pain management occurred in less than a fifth of charts.

To find Israel's arguments persuasive here requires reshaping the categories of the discussion, which raises the question: what does that same reshaping of categories do to our assessment of Hamas' terrorist attacks?

Although they are separated into categories for purposes of discussion, one should keep in mind that nutrients work in collaboration with each other in the body, not as isolated entities.

Because students did not directly ask LAs to explain their reasoning, we combined the two questioning categories into a single category (Asking Questions), and an End of Discussion category was added to track circumstances in which an LA statement was followed by no substantive student contributions.

During the creation of the categories, the discussion of the findings was mainly performed by ML and MP with input from IM.

Firstly, a literature review was conducted directed at three categories of reports: a) discussion papers on human testing of pesticides; b) position papers from governments, regulatory agencies and civil society stakeholders; c) examples of studies which involved human volunteers exposed to pesticides.

After two research meetings, we determined the categories on the basis of discussion and, subsequently, the main themes: acceptance and coping strategies.