Sentence examples for community category from inspiring English sources

In lawsuits over the classification of property, the presumption is in favour of the community category.

The site, which helps people get reacquainted with long-lost friends, belongs in the so-called community category, which had its fortunes peak in early 1999 when Yahoo paid roughly $4.5 billion for GeoCities, a company that helped users build and share Web pages.

In trials where information on intensity was not provided, we estimated the community category on the basis of quoted prevalence; it is possible that the community category has been underestimated in these trials.

When the trials were stratified by community category, heterogeneity was explained for the high and moderate prevalence trials, but not for the low prevalence trials.

Fifteen trials were conducted in populations where worms were of high prevalence or intensity (community category 1), 12 in populations with moderate prevalence and low intensity (category 2), and 10 in populations with low prevalence and low intensity (category 3).

If the labour should stall, the woman will reluctantly agree to seek assistance from the very same community members in whom she has declared her low trust in category 2. Despite agreeing to explore options available in the community (category 3), the woman in labour will exercise her own will regarding who should be involved or not.

The "Communications & communities" category, which includes Mail, Groups, Flickr and a hodgepodge of other products, fell by 13%, the biggest drop in two years.

Table 3 presents the community categories and examples of the most influential users in these categories.

Each set of four community categories (intervention year 4/year 1, control year 4/year 1) was given its own distribution and covariance matrix.

All these community categories identifiable in the health strategy seem to match the current categorizations of community actors and their partners in the social sector [See [ 68]].

However, most of the current analytical approaches often focus on the total numbers of taxa, the relative abundances of individual taxa, and the extent of phylogenetic or taxonomic overlap between communities or community categories [ 6– 8].