Sentence examples for category designated from inspiring English sources

The data pertaining to occupation of the respondents reveals that most of the respondents belong to the category designated as the businessmen (27.1 %) followed by the government employees (15.2 %), private employees (14.8 %), pensioners/retired personnel (11.9 %), and self-employed (9.2 %).

Thus, the 1930 census, the last to contain the category, designated only 5.6% of the population as "Indian" – although it is not clear what criteria were used in arriving at this figure.

The category designated "other" includes conditions for which four cases or fewer were diagnosed.

SRH items were treated as ordinal variables with the reference category designated as the most positive rating (i.e. 'excellent' for global; and 'better' for age-and self-comparative).

Missing value analyses showed four categorical variables with over 10% missing cases and a category designated as "unknown" was added for those variables.

Race/ethnicity was further broken down for analysis, and groups with fewer than 15 children were aggregated into a category designated "other".

The first official government admission that Iain Duncan Smith's flagship plans to remake the welfare state has hit trouble emerged on Friday night when the Cabinet Office's review of all major Whitehall projects branded the universal credit programme as having fallen into "amber-red" status, a category designating a project in danger of failing.

"Israeli intercepts have always been one of the most sensitive categories," designated with the code word Gamma to indicate their protected status, he said.

More women are shortlisted in categories designated as small plates — awards for such zeitgeisty things as Instagram accounts, tweezer-free kitchen of the year and tattoo-free chef — than in the major categories that reward innovation.

Mr. Young, who does not have a reputation as a firebrand, said Congress believed that the categories designated by the White House for cutting needed more money than the administration was willing to spend.

Horses are classified in one of six registration categories, designated with letters A through F, depending on their parentage.