Sentence examples for interrelated categories from inspiring English sources
These methods can be grouped into three interrelated categories: (i) business redesign, (ii) data quality motivation, (iii) use of new technologies, and (iv) data interpretation technology.
The effects of climate change fall into two main interrelated categories in California, as they do most everywhere: temperature and water.
Twenty-five yeafterfthe thestablishmentnt of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation, the report takes a look at what has been achieved by the reconciliation movement so far, breaking things down into five interrelated categories: race relations, equality and equity, institutional integrity, unity, and historical acceptance.
Figure 2 shows that the six variables were grouped in three main interrelated categories.
Motivations offered by the firms can be generalized into three interrelated categories: reputational benefit, competitive advantage and philanthropic health impact.
The analysis revealed six interrelated categories: Taking on responsibility, Ambiguity about responsibility, Collaborating responsibility, Complying with recommendations, Disclaiming responsibility, and Responsibility irrelevant.
We organize and discuss our findings in terms of five broad but interrelated impact categories including defensive investments, mitigating actions, asset damages, service interruptions, and health effects.
Helling (1997) outlined how a dollar's worth of water transportation is spread over 10 different but interrelated business categories.
Eventually, it is this mystical conclusion which explains his forceful rejection of Hegel's panlogism; contrary to Hegel's view in the Science of Logic, Reality is not a system of interrelated logical categories, but transcends thought altogether.
The technique of constant comparison [ 37] was employed to iteratively compare and sort the themes into broad, interrelated conceptual categories.
Two interrelated but independent categories of analysis will suffice for this investigation: design of experiment (DOE) and stochastic analysis.
