Sentence examples for higher category of from inspiring English sources

The Tories, though, have a higher category of opprobrium in which to bank all the disdain they have for Green.

"The bottom line is that political advertising is becoming a higher and higher category of ads -- and a lot of the money coming in, obviously, is not being sold at the lowest-unit rate".

Similarly, the adjusted OR of being in a higher category of monthly headache frequency compared to controls was higher in those with normal AHI (OR 3.42), OSA (OR 3.29), and other sleep disturbances (OR 3.00).

Hence, the benchmarking module was used to calculate the specific efficiency targets required for each school to proceed into the next higher category of energy and waste performance and Table 2 shows the specific improvements required in each measure in order to reach the calculated targets.

Similarly, the OR of being in a higher category of headache frequency, categorized according to monthly headache frequencies, was 3.42 (p <0.001) for patients with normal AHI, 3.29 (p < 0.001) for patients with OSA, and 3.00 (p < 0.001) for patients with other sleep disorders compared to controls, after adjustment for age, gender and education (Table 4).

Also the adjusted ORs of being in a higher category of headache frequency categorized according to monthly headache frequency (<1 day, 1-7 days, 8-14 days, >14 days), were similar among patients with mild, moderate or severe obstructive sleep apnea compared to patients with normal AHI (Table 6).

Many other features, including patterns of veins in the wings, affect generic and other higher categories of classification.

This classification is taken from Ford and Cannatella (1993), the most recent comprehensive classification of higher categories of anurans; extinct groups are not listed.

This classification is modified from McKenna and Bell (1997), the most recent comprehensive classification of higher categories of mammals; extinct groups are not listed.

Our finding that species facing higher categories of extinction risk require less investment for downlisting than do those in lower categories suggests that in many cases such analyses will prioritize actions for the most threatened species first.

Compared with the higher categories of SES, the odds ratio (95% confidence interval) of overweight/obesity in women was 1.42 (1.06-1.89) for education and 2.08 (1.33-3.26) for income.