How might these price differences impact the livelihood categories differently?
But not everyone, it seems, is convinced, with some remarking on Twitter and Facebook that the results can swing wildly simply by ticking one or two categories differently in the "cultural activities" or "people you know socially" sections.
Another method fund managers use in allocating assets is to divide the world into groups such as North America, Europe, Asia and emerging markets and then to weight countries within these categories differently than the benchmark does.
Some are content to be purely descriptive about this, while others, taking a stronger position against X, argue that we should construct our categories differently and do away with X, or at least view the category of X with some suspicion and recognize its contingency.
All those cop videos (if you define the award categories differently).
Each theorist may define the overarching categories differently (i.e. intrinsic versus extrinsic, individualistic versus collectivistic, etc), but the specific value types, and their corresponding behaviors, by and large correspond across the theories.
Any obesity prevention interventions may well influence social categories differently [ 20].
Further studies conducted in ambulatory settings might rate drugs-based acute or milder categories differently.
While the three coders may have originally labeled particular categories differently, once we discussed the codes, we discovered that our meanings were the same, with slightly different wording.
Green and Gerard [ 10] overcome this limitation by using qualitative categories of changes in health (e.g., small, medium and large gains); an approach that leaves open the possibility that people will interpret categories differently.
