Sentence examples for may be categories from inspiring English sources

It is also not known if there may be categories of patients who are more susceptible to PICS, and would therefore benefit most from tailored treatments.

They may be different categories, but they're wonderful in both cases.

Though there may be several categories of prophecy according to scholars, no sharp line of demarcation differentiates among these different types.

There may be other categories too, such as people's names, or events, depending on how you imported the pictures to your phone.

"Pirates," the chief justice concluded, "may be a category unto themselves".

The actual five targets may be any category of A or B traitors, hardened influential Marxists or multiculturalist career cynisists or suicidal humanists" (Berwick 2011, p. 1424).

These species may be ranked Category I, if ecological damage is demonstrated.

This means the notion that agents optimise their policy may be a category error, because the agent only needs to optimise its perceptual model.

Secondly, every subject belongs to only one group, where there may be sub-categories of equal rank.

Starting words may be the category for the story or the designating central point of mind.

Among this type, the berry family may be the broadest category.