In that category, inventory fell between 20% to 50% depending on the neighborhood.
Mutually exclusive categories exist when no item falls between two categories, and each item is represented by only one data point.
Like Kirk, John Kruth is a multi-instrumentalist and composer whose music does not fit into conventional categories, falling somewhere between rock, folk and world beat.
It thus apparently falls between categories such as the 'real' and the 'ideal', and so accepting the existence of musical works (like literary works) seems to require us to accept the existence of things in a category distinct from either of those — that of purely intentional objects.
"In mental health, patients who do not fall neatly into categories often fall between services and do not get help until they are at risk," says Dr Annie Hickox, a specialist in neuropsychology and mental health in Northallerton, North Yorkshire.
The group of oligometastatic prostate cancer patients clearly falls between these two categories and intermittent ADT could represent a practical option for oligometastatic patients [ 4, 5]." Radical strategies such as extensive lymphadenectomy or high-dose radiotherapy have been explored in the quest to improve the efficacy of ADT or delay its initiation [ 6].
But every book lover knows there is a third category that falls somewhere between the other two: the partially read book.
Often, however, species fall between categories or species within a category may differ from one another in ways that beg for a quantitative measure of their sociality level.
The show also features vehicles that fall between categories.
This is particularly the case for anxiety and depression, given the high levels of comorbidity between them, the tendency for individuals to move between diagnostic classes over relatively short time spans, and the frequent 'boundary disputes' that occur about how best to classify presentations that fall between categories (Mineka, Watson, & Clark, 1998; Widiger & Samuel, 2005).
