Sentence examples for multiple categories for from inspiring English sources

The absurdity of multiple categories for literature is perhaps best illustrated by the case of James Baldwin, whose novel "Giovanni's Room" is about two gay white men in Paris.

This hunger was not satisfied by "The Help," a movie about maids in the racist, early 1960s South that has been nominated in multiple categories for the Oscar.

(Some trips appear in multiple categories; for instance, a trip to Arizona to work with the Olympic gymnast Kerri Strug appears in both the "active lifestyle" and "celebrity" headings).

Universities, with their multiple categories for postdocs, have been struggling to develop policies specific to postdocs.

Note, users may choose multiple categories for the corresponding questions in the questionnaire.

As they added multiple functions to the food web, and we wished to look at changes in food web structure rather than total biodiversity per se, we included species in multiple categories for our functional group analyses.

Others have attempted to account for the risks associated with various individual behaviors more precisely by defining multiple categories of risk for each behavior before creating a composite measure [ 24, 25], or by assigning differential weights for each behavior prior to creating a summary score [ 26].

By directly comparing source memory effects for multiple categories of stimuli, the present results offer support for previous suggestions, which have mostly arisen from across study comparisons, that these regions may play a material-general role in recollection (see Cabeza, 2008; Eichenbaum et al., 2007; Graham et al., 2010; Uncapher and Wagner, 2009; Vilberg and Rugg, 2008 for reviews).

The independent-samples chi-square test has the added benefit of being useful for more than two samples and for multiple categories of responses (Huck, 2012).

Due to the correlations between the different types of crime rates (see table 1), we assessed associations for each recorded crime rate separately and did not mutually adjust for multiple categories of crime in the same model.

We treated these categories following the above mentioned hierarchical order and the highest category was considered in case of seeking care from multiple categories of health care providers (for example if a baby sought care from unqualified providers on the first attempt and later sought care from a qualified provider, this baby was counted as a care seeker from a qualified provider).