Sentence examples for in a higher category from inspiring English sources

Special attention was paid to students a few questions away from scoring in a higher category.

But if scientists had evaluated the forest elephant separately, they would have certainly listed it as decreasing and likely set it in a higher category than Vulnerable, such as Endangered or Critically Endangered.

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).

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).

Students may compete in a higher category than the one they are assigned to, but generally it is to the students' advantage to compete in the lowest category they can.

That is, in general, IF-Long scores were high for families in which the patient's FIM score was in a low category, and the IF-Long scores were low for families in which the patient's FIM score was in a high category.

For self-report instruments, this term can be "translated" as probability expressed in logits to endorse a high category of an item.

Holiday Inn hotels in Latin America are in a much higher category than the U.S. brand.

For categorical predictors (Involvement and Satisfaction (Utility)), odds ratios show the estimated odds of being in a higher implementation category for this category as compared to the reference category (Active involvement and Low satisfaction respectively).

Treating people differently on the basis of race belongs in an even higher category: so-called "strict scrutiny", where only a "compelling" state interest pursued in a particularly targeted way passes constitutional muster.