Sentence examples for categories of having from inspiring English sources

In New Zealand, cattle are classified into the two categories of having high and low susceptibility to bloat [40].

For purposes of analysis we collapsed the categories of having experienced bullying or harassment never, less than once a month, once a month, once a week and daily into a binary yes/no outcomes, the latter incorporating all other responses except never.

Respondent AUDIT scores were also summarised into 4 categories of: having no alcohol problem (≤ 7); advice on alcohol use suggested (8 15); counselling suggested (16 19); and treatment suggested (≥ 20), based upon AUDIT guidelines (Babor et al., 2001).

Many of the practices carried out in "doing the month" were adapted and when they were examined individually most fell into the categories of having benefit and no effect on health.

Combining this known distribution of APACHE II scores and our estimated misclassification rates, we estimated the overall frequency of misclassification of individual severe sepsis patients into categories of having an APACHE II score above or below 25.

However, this line of argumentation conflates the category of having zero well-being with the category of having no well-being.

"Right now you're claiming 'can't,' but it sounds like you're squarely in the 'won't' category of having your servers 'avert their eyes'.

The bottom-left quadrant also features climate change, but this type of climate change falls into the category of having irreversible yet preventable factors.

That reassertion of human essence is the beginning of a rejection of the category of having in coming to terms with human existence.

In terms of the internal interaction in a workplace proposed here, it largely belongs to the category of having the same post.

In the first place it is surprising to him that Avicenna has not clarified the category of "having" (ἔχειν; for its Arabic translations see Afnan 1964 89 900).