Sentence examples for categories of responses from inspiring English sources

Five main categories of responses were identified in the analysis of the first question.

Four members of the research team independently coded the transcribed data, to develop conceptually meaningful categories of responses.

To solve the problem, categories of responses for items 4, 5, 9, and 20 were reduced from five to four options, and items 3 and 18 were excluded.

Accordingly, the values corresponding to the categories of responses for the variables q55a (cost), q55b (availability), q55c (physical access) and q55d (quality) are re-coded and thus, assigned equivalent weights.

We identified different non-hierarchical categories of responses to each workbook question, with some students' responses encompassing more than one category, and some responses incomplete; hence the number of responses reported varies across the questions.

This is where our right-left spectrum comes from: three broad categories of responses to the French Revolution.

Each scale is comprised of 22 competencies which have been valued with 5 categories of response.

We can distinguish between three broad categories of response to the examples of Putnam and Burge.

The CVC algorithm was developed to evaluate pattern of responses and level of agreement between judges and it followed four simple steps to generate coefficients for items, categories of response, instructions, and the scale as a whole.

Both criteria classify patients into four categories of response: complete response (CR: total disappearance), partial response (PR), stable disease (SD), and progressive disease (PD) but the criteria used in the definition of PD vary.

In all, a number of categories of response were constructed (see Table 5) from standard definitions of terms obtained from the Oxford Concise English Dictionary and the Chambers Dictionary of Science and Technology (Walker, 1999, Thompson, 1995).