Sentence examples for categorization by year from inspiring English sources

For categorization by year, we used March 1 as the start and end date (e.g., year 2001 was March 1 , 2001 to March 1 , 2002.

Among the relevant reproductive health proposals, counts and proportions were calculated in Excel based on their manual categorizations, primarily by year.

The better risk categorization by the CKD-EPI equation was observed particularly in those older than 65 years at baseline.

Grass-roots categorization, by its very nature, is idiosyncratic rather than systematic.

"We can make categorization by race go away, but we could never make gender categorization go away," said John Tooby, a scholar at the University of California, Santa Barbara, who ran the experiment.

Evidence from studies of amnesic patients and brain imaging support the prototype abstraction model of categorization by showing dissociations between categorization and recognition of study items.

The lower panel shows the result of categorization by the k-means clustering algorithm (Fig. 5E).

Higher categorization scores imply stronger categorization by tenure.

For Experiment 2, these scores were (a) categorization by tenure among cooperators, (b) categorization by tenure among free riders, (c) categorization by cooperator/free rider status among newcomers, and (d) categorization by cooperator/free rider status among veterans.

Step 7: Refining categorization by increasing the training corpus.

They independently made a first categorization by coding meaningful sentences.