Sentence examples for category of classes from inspiring English sources

Most search and browsing, however, is done through tags, which allow for the creation of literally any category of classes.

General linear model regression analysis indicated a significant difference (B = −3.203 p = 0.001, 95% confindence interval −5.093 to −1.314) in mean attitudinal scores between the two category of classes with the fourth and fifth year student indicating an average of 3.203 less attitudinal score as compared to the first, second and third year students.

"The sensitivity of the information is so extreme and the repercussions of this breach are so extreme, it puts the damages faced by members in a completely different category of class-action suits".

A 2005 study by the University of North Carolina found that more than a quarter of the N.F.L.'s players fit the category of Class II obesity, which is between moderate and morbidly obese.

Geoaccumulation index (Igeo) rating indicated that all topsoil (0 15 cm) analysed belong to unpolluted class (<0) except lead and Zn with Igeo value of 0.48 and 0.63 respectively that fall within the category of class 1 of slightly polluted.

The results of the present study showed that the permeability index varied from 23 to 77 and suggest that all the water samples fall in the category of class V (>20) and were not safe for irrigation since it will affect the soil permeability upon long-term use.

The ubiquity of essentialism is often useful for political action, however in the realm of critical theory one of the things critiques of essentialism has led to is the idea that the category of class is itself that which underlies all forms of domination, and thus it is not one social antagonism on par with another form of oppression.

There is a superficial structural resemblance to foldback TEs, a distinctive category of Class II TEs first discovered in Drosophila melanogaster [32] and later found in a wide variety of organisms.

Hence, this site selected for small urban rivers is in the worst category of Class V in China.

Miniature inverted-repeat (IR) transposable elements (MITEs) are members of a highly repetitive category of class II non-autonomous elements, and are extremely abundant in plant genomes [ 2- 4].

A somewhat higher proportion (43/112) of dinucleotide markers fit the category of Class I microsatellites (10 or more repeats) compared to the proportion of trinucleotide markers (38/136) fitting this category (7 or more repeats).