Sentence examples for category by type from inspiring English sources

Automotive ad spending, by manufacturers and dealers, was again the largest category by type of advertiser in the first half, but the percentage gains were smaller than in the first quarter.

In Table  1, we show definitions for each complication category by type of pregnancy outcome.

Due to small numbers, we do not anticipate a significant impact of any retrospective reclassification of the cross-disciplinary category by type of science in the 1997 2010 data.

The 75 objects selected adhere to Mr. Gussman's core regional interest and are sorted into thematic categories by type and use: reliquary guardian figures, masks, objects associated with status and spiritual power.

To make the litigation more manageable, a severity chart has been created to classify injuries in six major disease categories by type and seriousness, a classification scheme that will help the court pick a sample of cases.

More specifically, it is recommended that research is undertaken to investigate more accurately and in greater depth, the various aspects of the agro-businesses; but also do so for specific sub-categories (by type, size, area, etc).

If all 12 significant findings are divided into two categories, by type of primary care variable, a clearer story emerges.

At its 80,000-square-foot sorting facility, workers separate used clothing into 300 different categories by type of item, size, and fiber content.

> > For stagewise estimates of inbreeding depression and cumulative fitness after the first year, there were no significant mating system category by cross type interactions (Table  5).

A comparison of the data in the Supplementary Tables indicates that the differences within diagnostic category by management type were more likely to be statistically significant with the GBI than with the change in HUI-3.

Rather than separate statistical analysis of each outcome category by each type of exposure, the data provided for the two more populous defect categories were used to allow for summing (without weighing) the three types of paternal and two types of maternal exposure.