Sentence examples for constituted categories from inspiring English sources

Adolescent FGDs were held in homogeneously constituted categories according to sex and age in order to allow exploration of age and gender specific needs, perceptions and experiences.

However, we found a steep shift in the identification rates on the happiness fear and the anger disgust continua, which likely constituted category boundaries.

The resulting factors constitute categories that are useful to classify the set of SRL strategies that university students develop by means of technologies.

Some of these categories corresponded directly to the themes in the interview guide, while others constituted additional categories.

The main findings constituted four categories of description illuminating CHC-nurses conceptions of overweight in children (Table 2).

Lloyd does not intend the maleness of reason to refer to either a socially constituted gender category or a psychological orientation shared by males.

And the rights of labor, he insisted, constituted a category of the "fundamental rights of the person" (para. 16).

The tasks presented to participants were sequences of letters and digits, and the tasks constituted several category (letter/digit) and location (odd/even rows), judgment tasks.

Providers were asked to rank and then rate the importance of each attribute from a patient perspective, and provided input on the appropriate wording for the levels for each attribute that would constitute meaningful categories.

Similar hierarchical decompositions are likely to be involved in (human) speech perception [3], where phonemes are known to constitute meaningful categories relevant for communication [4].

The findings constitute two categories: obstacles and facilitators to seeking health care.