Sentence examples for fall within two categories from inspiring English sources

We found that generally most innovation studies in SMEs fall within two categories: first, innovation in SMEs linked with performance and economic growth, second, SMEs and innovation types.

We suggest that a precautionary approach should be taken where data could fall within two categories, assigning that data the lower quality rating option.

The objections fall within two categories, one related to Stevenson's theory of moral psychology, the other to his theory of moral language.

Treatment and monitoring platforms are evolving coordinated care services that broadly fall within two categories: (1) Platforms that focus on the management of chronic illnesses for an increasing range of illnesses, and (2) Platforms that provide goal oriented services for all types of medical conditions.

Agreement is reached if 80%% of respondents' responses fall within two categories on a 7-point Likert scale.

The health care systems of CEE countries were not identical before transformation and they roughly fall within two categories: the systems based on the Soviet Semashko model [ 2- 10] and the system of former Yugoslavia [ 11, 12].

Their review found that responses fell within two categories of tasks.

These efforts have generally fallen within two categories: (1) the creation of hybrid promoters that respond to different classes of known transcription factors, and (2) the genomic mining of existing parts from various organisms for use within a particular host.

We therefore chose to report the proportion of mutations falling within four categories of S values reflecting different strengths of selection on both autosomes (fig. 8 A) and the X chromosome (fig. 8 B).

Determination of morbidity was based upon readmission to hospital within a 12 month time period following birth for a surgical procedure falling within four categories: 1. Vaginal repair, 2. Fistula repair, 3. Faecal and urinary incontinence repair, and 4. Rectal/anal repair.

Therefore, we retained 5317 loci falling within three categories: 'SNP' (segregates as a normal diploid SNP, N = 3928), 'MSV-3′ (where a SNP exists on a single paralogue; N = 873) and 'Mono' (N = 516, where loci in Lien et al. 2011 were monomorphic).