Sentence examples for changeable category from inspiring English sources
While race can appear abstract to Key and Peele, especially when seen through the lens of their own unconventional backgrounds, for many of their viewers race is neither an especially fluid nor a changeable category; it is the determining fact of their lives.
Such improved DE method is based on a classification which divides each difference into three categories: expandable, changeable and nonchangeable.
Kinnunen et al. (2005) pre-defined three categories of career patterns: unstable (varying in fields), changeable (involving activities such as training and parental leave) and stable (consistent in one field).
Reasons why the measures failed to identify potentially changeable high-risk prescribing in patients were classified into three categories: 'clinical' (prescribing changes were deemed inappropriate or unnecessary given the clinical circumstances), 'technical' (the measure misidentified patients when implemented in live clinical data) and 'other'other
However, not only is there is a lack of agreement on precise diagnostic category after a diagnostic assessment, 47 psychiatric diagnoses are highly variable and changeable over time and people will move between diagnoses as the nature of their illness becomes clearer (or indeed less clear).
UK census category use allows for generalisation and ease of ethnic group analysis, but is limited by fixed categories changeable with each census.
The numbers are changeable.
