Sentence examples for category limited from inspiring English sources

Although the allergen prediction within category preformed pretty well, small amount of allergenic proteins were captured within some category limited its wide usage.

The smallest group in this category limited the statistical model, which led to omission of analysis on possible effects on marital status.

Further, lack of significant respondents in the specialist category limited the ability to identify differential response rates based on clinician factors.

Heterogeneity between study results was explored through consideration of study populations, study design, predictor variables assessed and outcomes chosen, although the small number of studies in each category limited this approach.

Because of the low numbers reporting themselves as severely limited, severe and moderate limitations were merged into one category (limited), as is commonly done when calculating the HLY indicator [ 11].

Shake Shack changes that, with margins in its category, "limited service," as high as 13 percent.

Table 6 Initial profiles defining the category limits Profiles Support Confidence Lift b 1 0,5 1,0 1,2 b 2 0,4 0,9 1,0.

His songs ranged from ten to twenty-five minutes in length, so he was never able to fit into a popular music category limiting his distribution in North America and Europe.

Nevertheless, demographic factors and diagnostic criteria are controlled for in logistic analyses; however the relatively low sample size in the underweight category limits the conclusions which can be made for this weight category.

While this design appears useful for its intended purpose, the aggregate nature, both across individuals of each reporting ship, and across specific clinical syndromes within broad disease categories (e.g. catch-all IGI category), limits the inferences one can draw compared to more traditional individual unit of observation based epidemiological studies.

With these elements, a data collection guide was designed that included the categories, limited by closed and exclusive sections (in the form of multiple-choice questions) and a space in which evidence would be required in the form of a citation found in the text for each one of the answers.