Sentence examples for major categories based from inspiring English sources

Twice before, in 2009 and 2011, I sought to predict the Academy Award winners in six major categories based on a mix of statistical factors.

Regarding the spatial planning of wind farms, the national territory is divided into major categories based on the exploitable wind potential and particular spatial and environmental characteristics.

Muscle-derived stem cells (MDSCs) can be divided into two major categories based on these cells' varied abilities to differentiate into myogenic lineages.

In particular, the existing routing solutions are classified into five major categories based on their design and optimization objectives, that is, QoS provisioning, multimedia awareness, energy efficiency, congestion avoidance, bandwidth optimization.

The radiographic features relating to complications or failure can be classified into three major categories, based on their radiographical appearance.

As seen in Figure 4, classifiers (M's) are divided into two major categories based on their linguistic behaviors: sortal classifiers and measure words.

Comparing the proportion of major metabolic categories based on the SEED and KEGG databases, carbohydrate metabolism was as dominant as amino acid metabolism, whereas based on COG, amino acid metabolism was twice as well represented as carbohydrate metabolism.

The CCI is an extensively studied and validated instrument used to predict the risk of death from comorbid diseases, by covering and weighing 19 major chronic disease categories based on the relative risk of dying [ 17- 21].

The object detection techniques can be divided into two major categories: techniques based on characteristics and image-based techniques [17].

Cloutier et al. [5] highlight that in addition to the well documented neural networks involved in face perception [6] familiarity effects can be divided into two major categories: perceptually based familiarity - faces a subject was previously exposed to but for which no surrounding information can be accessed, and knowledge-based familiarity when such person-associated knowledge is available.

We chose these categories based on two major factors: one, they make up the majority of mortality in the respective age groups, and two, they are specific enough to be of great utility for informed public health decision making.