Sentence examples for diverse subcategories from inspiring English sources

Within these broad categories, our patient population contained diverse subcategories.

There's now a massive range of fortified wines — ports, sherries, madeiras, Marsalas and so on, and within that broader category, there's also a diverse subcategory of "aromatized" wines, which have not only been fortified with spirit, but also flavored with herbs, spices or fruit.

Diversity is, instead, diverse.

Contemporary hardcore is a diverse umbrella of music, enveloping lots of subcategories: screamo/skramz, post-hardcore, D-Beat, grindcore, powerviolence.

In cytogenetic intermediate-risk AML (IR-AML), comprising ~50% of all AML patients, the mutational status of NPM1, internal tandem duplication of FLT3 (FLT3-ITD), and CEBPA defines molecular subcategories with different biological risk and diverse outcomes.

Oppnets constitute the subcategory of ad hoc networks where diverse systems, not employed originally as nodes of an oppnet, join it dynamically in order to perform certain tasks they have been called to participate in.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most diverse startup categories in CrunchBase, with 256 startups distributed across 225 categories and subcategories.

With the added predictive capability of archaeal protein SCL prediction, predictions for bacteria with atypical cell morphologies and the addition of new predictive subcategories, this represents the first SCL predictor designed to handle a diverse range of all prokaryotes and handle prokaryotic subcategory localizations.

Another evidence that we can use in order to validate that reasoning can be considered as a subcategory of the huge concept of critical thinking is the Schafersman's (1991) classification of diverse subparts of critical thinking in which he pinpoints 'reasonable thinking' which is described by a dependence on reason to search for and determine reliable knowledge.

Other subcategories keep surfacing.

There are then several subcategories.