Sentence examples for define categories from inspiring English sources

The associations between SATB2 expression and survival were confirmed in univariable Cox regression analysis using the CRT-defined cutoff to define categories of high and low expression (Table 2).

If the violence against women case and other recent decisions are part of a judicial effort to define categories of activity that are beyond federal power, my guess is that it will not work.

Others, starting with Grothendieck (1957) and Freyd (1964), elected for reasons of practicality to define categories in set-theoretic terms.

The purpose of sampling in GT, particularly, is two-fold: Initially, participants with similar characteristics are selected to define categories and their properties.

Morphological classifications designed by experts to stratify neoplasms according to biological potential must define categories that are reproducible among practitioners or the schemes actually create the heterogeneous populations that they seek to avoid.

Some research tried to categorize emotions in general situations with ontology, for example, Arellano et al. (2009) built an Event Ontology to define categories of emotions related to actions for generating an emotional state in virtual characters.

The topics generally fall into tightly defined categories.

(Ten years ago, the basis of star ratings started to shift from broader asset classes to more narrowly defined categories).

In March, he broke down for shareholders the various markets where Citi operates into four clearly defined categories.

In 1886 the Aborigines Protection Act defined categories of Aboriginal Australians and forced those of mixed ancestry off the reserves.

That same slippage between easily defined categories might be applied to many of the works at LongHouse.