Sentence examples for category of reference from inspiring English sources
A third category of reference books for language lovers is usage — advice to the grammarlorn, pioneered by Henry Fowler with his "Modern English Usage" and updated generations later by Robert Burchfield.
For Down's syndrome, the policy category of reference for prenatal screening was first or second-trimester screening for the whole country; for NTD, the policy category of reference was having a national policy in place for routine ultrasound.
The absence of both amphetamine, heroin and injection drug use was used as the category of reference (Table 1).
For both malformations, the policy category of reference for pregnancy termination was no legal gestational age limit.
7 For each policy category, the risk difference represented the difference between the overall proportion of cases with a prenatal diagnosis for countries with that policy and the overall proportion of cases with a prenatal diagnosis for countries with the policy category of reference.
Urban and regional modelling by building, evaluating and testing urban and regional development models is the next broad category of references.
Also very prominent is the category of references related to MHC molecules (18.1%), which represent important targets, either as a whole protein, or as a source of allorecognized peptides.
The category of references was the child mortality in mothers with completed primary education or more.
But, as an account of the basic logico-semantic categories of reference, just how plausible, at the end of the day, is this account?
In this regression method the constructed classes play the role of categories of dependent variable and similar as ordinary logistic regression one of the categories (classes) is chosen as the reference category and the covariates coefficients can be interpreted as odds or log odds ratios of being an individual in a specific category instead of reference class.
RRs for prostate cancer were uninfluenced by exposure category regardless of reference group.
