Sentence examples for close to categories from inspiring English sources

The outcome of such exercise could be the following: first, one or several of the diagnostic prototypes are identical or very close to categories of existing diagnostic systems (e.g. the DSM), second, these prototypes are completely different and not easy to reconcile with current diagnostic systems, or third such hypothesised diagnostic prototypes do not exist or cannot be recognised as yet.

Bosniak IIF lesions vary in appearance: (1) BIIF lesions with minimal findings close to category II in complexity and (2) BIIF lesions that are closer to category III in complexity.

After peaking close to Category 5 intensity on September 1, it encountered cold water and began to weaken.

The severity classification of eGFR is somewhat arbitrary, and within-individual variation in eGFR may have incorrectly allocated patients who were close to category cutoffs.

Now that it's going public, the app has close to 100 categories available.

As suggested by Miles and Huberman (1994), 'a simple two-level scheme: a more general "etic" level …, and a more specific "emic" level, close to participants' categories but nested in the etic codes' was used (p. 61).

The participants also gave more "different" responses to the acoustically identical pairs (i.e., false alarms) that were close to the category boundary (e.g., 4 4 and 5 5) than to pairs of stimuli that were far from the category boundary (Fig. 2 C, Supplementary Table 2).

Though specialized funds are usually pricier, these fees are close to the category averages.

True, many of these still hew close to the category's original goals: diversification, tax efficiency and minimal expenses.

We've got six states in the Too Close To Call category, but fear not!

If North Carolina hadn't moved down from Lean Romney, the Too Close To Call category would be empty, in fact.