Sentence examples for comparable categories from inspiring English sources

("Literary fiction" and "genre fiction," one senses, aren't really comparable categories).

("Literary fiction" and "genre fiction," one senses, aren't really comparable categories). What is it, exactly, about genre that is unliterary and what is it in "the literary" that resists genre?

Because two of our cohorts (AREDS and familial AMD) comprised individuals with intermediate stages of AMD, ie varying degrees of drusen, in comparable categories, we were able to address this question.

Interview data were coded to comparable categories.

Comparable categories were grouped into themes.

Only two studies [ 23, 58] presented comparable categories for heavy smokers (more than 10 cig/day).

At a same comparable category, i.e. slope position, geology, soil group, elevation, slope gradient, straight slopeforms are an indicator for better soil fertility compared to convex and concave forms.

The leading physician-coded CoD was 'possible serious infections' (24.3%), for which there is no comparable category in the InterVA-4.

Instead, "comparable category limits for BMI" at 28 weeks of gestation were estimated by a regression analysis of BMI measured at the OGTT on recalled pre-pregnancy BMI and gestational age at the OGTT: <22.6, 22.6-28.4, 28.5-32.9, 33.0-37.4, 37.4-41.9 and ≥42.0 kg/m.

In fact, we show that of comparable jobs categories in the 2009 Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings, two-thirds have higher wages in the public sector.

Further, it is the Institute's policy that its salary administration practices and compensation levels be competitive with those in like organizations for comparable job categories.