Sentence examples for four categorizations from inspiring English sources

These four categorizations have been made with reference to the global financial crisis in the year 2007-2008.

Four categorizations of policy implementation: passive implementation, normal implementation (low speed), campaign-style implementation, and normal implementation (high speed)   Applicability of policy Low High Pressure for implementation Low Passive implementation Normal implementation (low speed) High Campaign-style implementation Normal implementation (high speed).

This process yielded four categorizations of the comorbidity index; the full categorization plus three orders of collapsed categorization (eg, Table 1).

Four categorization criteria were tested (Table  1): geography, language, subsistence mode and ecoregion (biome).

In each of these figures, the MDS plot is displayed four times, with populations being highlighted according to our four categorization criteria, namely geography, language, subsistence mode and biome.

For exposure type, we considered two categorizations of assaultive violence, Forced sexual activity and Nonsexual assault.

Three categorizations are obtained from the results: no maladjustment (Tscore < 60), at risk of maladjustment (Tscore 60 69) and clinically significant maladjustment (Tscore > 69).

Defining the equivalence of the hippocampus concept in these hierarchical alternatives effectively connects the two categorizations schemes at a common node.

Three categorizations of sounds, based on sources, locations, and events, respectively, were proposed in order to explore the factors bearing on the distinctiveness of sounds and their effectiveness in conveying specific concepts.

In [1], two categorizations of counter-forensic schemes (or attacks) are proposed: according to when, in the image acquisition chain, an attack takes place (integrated or post-processing, i.e., during or after the acquisition) and according to whether the countered forensic algorithm is known or unknown to the attacker (targeted or universal attack, respectively).

Three categorizations of G are considered: binary, ordinal, and nominal.