Sentence examples for equal categories from inspiring English sources

We divided the latter two into four equal categories for analysis.

The number of remaining teeth (range: 0-32) was categorized into 3 equal categories 22-322, 11-21, and 0-10 teeth).

Participants were grouped into five roughly equal categories according to their frequency of whole grain consumption and into quintiles according to their cereal fibre intake.

However, even with equal categories for the two measures, if the distributions are not the same, then it is not possible to obtain a perfect correlation between the two measures [ 40].

This was recoded into four approximately equal categories containing 0 10, 11 20, 21 30 or 31+ local off-sales outlets and 0 3, 4 9, 10 19 or 20+ local public houses (pubs).

For each promoter, the sequence from 2,200 basepairs upstream to 500 basepairs downstream of the transcription start site (TSS) was analyzed for CpG content, and five equal categories defined.

One exegetical device of the Jewish rabbis (teachers, biblical commentators, and religious leaders) was that of gezera shawa, "equal category," according to which an obscure passage might be illuminated by reference to another containing the same key term.

The classification into V-, F- and A-ATPases never was intended to result in co-equal categories, and in cladistic terms the A-ATPases likely represent a paraphyletic grouping.

From this perspective, the 'separate-but-equal' category of civil unions retains the harmful legal symbol of inferiority (Card 2007, Mohr 2005, 89, Calhoun 2000, Chapter 5; cf. Stivers and Valls 2007).

Ratios were approximately equal between categories 1 and 2 and were <2 between all other categories except category 5. We present estimates without p-values for category 5 because ratios were >2 in Sage-Grouse Management Zone I (ratio = 2.1) and in Zone II (5.3).

Sensitivity analysis was carried out, (a) grouping the births into three equal exposure categories within county districts and (b) grouping the births into exponential categories within all of Cumbria.