Sentence examples for in separate category from inspiring English sources
The reported values were equalized for the household size (using coefficient 0.4 for the second and every other household member), and collapsed into quartiles in the final analytical sample; given the large number of missing values, persons who did not report income were classified in separate category labeled "missing income".
Both events will take place in Park City, Utah, with men and women competing in separate categories.
Mr. Tookes of Stamford said secular and sacred music don't belong in separate categories.
When a fund offers more than one share class, its classes are now grouped, no longer listed in separate categories.
When a fund offers more than one share class, its classes will be grouped, no longer listed in separate categories.
The Library of Congress's online catalogue lists just 43 books about Saul and 297 about David, with scores more in separate categories for drama, poetry and fiction.
It is therefore a mistake to place "music" and "violence" in separate categories; as Daughtry writes, sound itself can be a form of violence.
Two other Guardian Australia journalists were runners up in separate categories - Andrew Quilty in the Photography category for 'Suffering on Two Fronts in Qabaait', and Paul Daley in the Indigenous category for 'The Bone Collectors' Read more here.
Until 30 years ago, it was routine practice to keep contemporary art and "ethnic" art in separate categories, thereby leaving non-mainstream artists out of standard histories.
The Tonys expanded this year to 25 competitive categories by providing more possibilities to win in design: now candidates for scenic design, lighting and costume can compete in separate categories for musical and play.
Whereas the English word cousin covers all of these relationships, many languages place parallel cousins and cross-cousins in separate categories; in such cases, the terms used to denote parallel cousins are frequently the same as those denoting siblings.
