Sentence examples for category separately from inspiring English sources

Turkish is a typical agglutinative language: compare Turkish evleri, "houses" (accusative case), in which ev is the root meaning "house," -ler marks plurality, and -i is the sign for accusative, with Latin domūs, in which -ūs combines the representation of accusative and plural without the possibility of assigning either category separately to one part of the word ending.

We review each membership category separately rather that issuing increases 'across the board'".

Additionally, processing each category separately leads to improved results in writer identification and verification applications.

Moreover, we classified birds according to their migratory status and their global population trends, and tested each category separately.

Although shelf-space and reordering decisions are typically made for each category separately, our model could be extended for store-wide shelf-space optimization across all categories, where common order patterns for different categories would also be considered.

Two of the best ways are to use an intermediary, the Certificate of Deposit Account Registry Service (CDARS), to split up your savings into amounts of $100,000 or less, or to finagle your account structures into different "account categories" so the FDIC insures each account category separately.

The crucial prediction of our study was tested in a separate analysis that looked at the two critical word categories separately.

In addition to computing the overall relative risk from heat waves, we also estimated separate age category-specific relative risks for each of the three age categories separately.

For further analysis, we plot predicted draught values for four example vessel categories separately in Fig. 10.

The study presented in this paper proves that it is relevant to analyse the changes occurring in different woodland categories separately.

We ran binomial tests examining both sex (male or female) and reproductive status (breeder of known sex, or breeder of unknown sex, or non-breeder) categories separately and pooled.