Sentence examples for mix of categories from inspiring English sources

Respondents with moderate estimated θ ERS use a mix of categories.

Mr Matthews said the island prisons were different to the UK as they had a mix of categories of prisoners; men, women and young offenders.

The Híbrido type is the only vernacular 'variety' that is applied to trees based on a mix of categories; fruit morphology and recorded technique of their production by controlled crosses.

There's some mixing of categories as the poem gathers speed near the end.

Both networks feature a mix of functional categories such as growth factor signaling, e.g. through ErbB receptors, InsR, or FGFR-1, cell cycle-regulatory cascades, e.g. involving cyclin B1, Cdk1, Aurora-A, or p53, as well as cytokine and chemokine signaling through IL-1RI and CXCR4.

Initially the codes were a mix of descriptive categories and higher order concepts [ 29]:829]

Survey questions were a mix of predetermined categories to select from (e.g., multiple-choice and Likert-type response questions) and open-ended responses.

The awards included a mix of reader-voted categories and judged categories.

The awards include a mix of reader-voted categories and judged categories and all were judged earlier this month by a panel of ethically-minded celebrities and experts including Colin Firth and Livia Firth; poet, Ben Okri; supermodel, Lily Cole; and TV presenter, Ben Fogle.

The scenarios would reflect different mixes of personnel categories, the shifting of tasks from one category of personnel to another, the substitution of one type of worker with another and the possible creation of new categories of health worker where this appeared to be desirable [ 3- 6].

We then tested whether operons preferably consist of just one category (singletons or duplicates) or a mix of these two categories.