The phrase "category standard" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a specific classification or grouping of something and the accepted criteria or norms for that category. Example: The product meets the industry's category standard for durability and quality.
estimated coefficients, standard error for the coefficient, reference category Standard deviation in mixing distribution = 1.054, Standard error = 0.099 Starting from the full model with seven variables selected by univariate analyses, the best model was constructed on the basis of AIC.
In grid view, users can see rates by room category — standard, deluxe or premium — to better compare room options.
Table 1 summarizes the particulars of chosen data sets including its category, standard name, the number of instances (#EX), I.R. (#IR), the number of attributes (#ATTR) and the number of classes (#CL).
In this category, standard 1.1.5 had the lowest pass rate in our pilot study.
Error rates, reaction times, and number of trials with multiple button presses (as indicator of impulsivity) were analyzed in R (version 2.14.1, 2011) by two-way repeated-measures analyses of variance (ANOVAs) with the factors stimulus category (standard vs. target vs. neutral oddball vs. novel) and group (ADHD vs. healthy comparison group).
Patek Philippe, whose World Time watch is considered by many to be the category standard-bearer, has, in deference to its historical links from the mid-1940's through the late 1950's with the Caracas jeweler Serpico Y Laino, maintained the status quo.
In general, there are three wheelchair weight categories: standard, lightweight, and ultralight.
They compete in two categories: standard, in which partners dance close together, and Latin, in which they dance farther apart to faster tempos.
Generally speaking, bridges can be divided into two categories: standard overpass bridges or unique-design bridges over rivers, chasms, or estuaries.
Secondly, we find that in both educational categories, standard OLS and QR estimates substantially underestimate the impact of language proficiency on wages and the extent of variation across quantiles.
I do not know the true values of these three stimuli, but I know they come from two categories, standard and probe.
