Sentence examples for categories of experience from inspiring English sources

Residents rated 8 categories of experience on a scale of 1 to 5 (maximum summation score, 40 points).

Yet desire and love on the one hand and music on the other were not entirely separate categories of experience for Shankar, surely.

Our understanding of the past has been hugely enlarged and deepened; whole classes of people, and large categories of experience, have come into view as never before.

Surrealist works like Magritte's Les merveilles de la nature (1953) and Paul Delvaux's Penelope (1945) challenge traditional categories of experience, especially the distinction between reality and dream.

The protocol analysis of screen-capture and audio recordings of participants, who used a news site while thinking aloud, yielded five categories of experience: impression, content, layout, information architecture and diversion.

It intends also to examine its concrete consequences, on the basis of a qualitative survey carried out among 44 respondents to the questionnaire who had declared having mental difficulties in both categories of experience.

Among the four categories of experiencing being female in a male-dominated professional environment, the category wrong sex is the most prominent one (18 statements), followed by the category exotic sex (12 statements), archetypal sex (11 statements), and weak sex (8 statements) (Table 2).

As shown in Table  3, three categories emerged from the experiences and views of women, husbands' and community members (users) on maternity care, and two categories of experiences of working in the labour wards emerged from nurse-midwives' (providers).

These subsets can be understood as categories of experiences or events that the individual considers relevant to that QOL scale at that time.

Using a phenomenographic approach three qualitatively different descriptive categories of experiences of physiotherapy interventions for children with CP, described in scientific physiotherapy articles written by physiotherapists, have been identified.

Four main categories of experiences of integrated care emerged: 1) a flexible system that provides access to appropriate healthcare and social services and furthers patient involvement; 2) the responsibility of health professionals to both take the initiative and follow up; 3) communication and providing information to patients and relatives; 4) coordination and professional cooperation.