Sentence examples for categories of underlying from inspiring English sources

To design an effective climate-transport policy package, this article constructs a framework consisting of two core aspects of commuting patterns driven by five categories of underlying factors.

There was no significant difference among the 4 categories of underlying disorders in regard to IOP, both before and after silicone oil removal.

The McCabe score distinguishes two categories of underlying diseases based on whether death is likely to occur within five years or within one year [ 11].

The analyses focused on six categories of underlying cause of death: all causes; neoplasms (ICD-9 codes 140 239); circulatory system diseases (ICD-9 codes 390 459); acute myocardial infarction (AMI), a subset of circulatory system diseases (ICD-9 codes 410); respiratory system diseases (ICD-9 codes 460 519); and external causes of injury and poisoning (ICD-9 codes E800 E999).

Outcome (dead, 1; survived, 0) was used as the criterion variable, and age, gender (male or female), admission category of underlying medical condition (medical or other cause), SOFA score, APACHE II score, positive blood culture (yes or no), the presence of comorbidity (yes or no), and hypothermia (Tb ≤36.5°C or >36.5°C) were used as explanatory variables.

The proposed comprehensive framework distinguishes three broad categories of factors underlying the IDR for household adoption of energy-efficient technologies (EETs): preferences (notably over time, risk, loss, debt, and the environment), predictable (ir)rational behavior (bounded rationality, rational inattention, behavioral biases), and external barriers to energy efficiency.

It is important to distinguish between near-cognate and non-cognate mRNA:tRNA interactions, because such a definition may be important for informing therapeutic strategies for suppressing these two different categories of mutations underlying many human diseases.

The 18 categories of specific underlying causes of death were specified by the International Classification of Diseases, Eighth Revision (ICD-8), codes for the years 1977 1993 and the International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision (ICD-10), codes for 1994 2006.

Whitehead et al. [ 68] proposed three broad categories of mechanisms underlying tolerance to dioxin-like compounds in Fundulus; these, along with two additional scenarios, are illustrated in Additional file 7: Fig. S3.

There is no reason to assume that these phenomena cluster into diagnostic categories or are the consequences of underlying illnesses.

Such studies have shown that early language experience is crucial in the development of speech perception skills and that this experience shapes the acquisition and structure of underlying phonetic categories (see, e.g., native language magnet theory; Kuhl, 2004).