Sentence examples for each one categorized from inspiring English sources

This test initially consisted of 100 multiple-choice questions, each one categorized into four areas (see Table 2).

By September , 1941 no one categorized as a Jew according to the new racial laws could travel within France without permission.

Despite the information problem, W.H.O. officials said the new cases -- one categorized as a probable case and the other as possible -- did not mean that the organization would reverse itself again and reimpose a travel advisory for Toronto.

The service brings all of your social networks together into one categorized, easy-to-use interface.

Nineteen of 51 studies graphed at least one categorized predictor (eg, by quartile) by either percent dying or by adjusted RR.

The predictors available in the data-set included all those categorized as strong or mixed, all but one categorized as moderate, and most of those categorized as weak in Table 1.

Whether one judges the "Gospel Hour" to be an efficient operation or not depends on whether one categorizes it as a direct-mail business or as a church.

How can one categorize "Constantine's Sword"?

I think of the music I make as a piece of my humanity, and how can one categorize someone's humanity?

There are a number of kinds of "transfer," most notably ones categorized in a continuum as "near" and "far" (it's also been called "nearer" and "farther").

In elegant studies, Bian and her colleagues further demonstrate that the girls' perceptions guided their decisions about which games they choose — avoiding ones categorized as for "really, really smart" kids — whereas boys were more attracted to these games.