Sentence examples for scope of categories from inspiring English sources

The low predictive performance of using this information in a prediction model can be explained by the overlapping scope of categories, with content often belonging to multiple categories at once [28],[28].

While the definition or scope of categories (domains) may seem to overlap, future psychometric test results will help us to decide whether to leave the categories as they are or group some of them together under a single broader domain.

This study combines theory from existing literature (Hofstede et al. 1991; James 2003) on the basis of an initial scope of category and refined to obtain the following subcategory.

The wide scope of topical categories includes the right of self-determination, the rights of indigenous peoples and minorities, social welfare, and humanitarian law (i.e., the humanitarian rules of armed conflict).

The "LUMEN Flash" application was less interactive than the "LUMEN Forum" since students did not contribute to the program, but the scope of the categories were directly applicable to the learning objectives in the course.

Category labels ("names") and definitions were developed to sharpen the meaning and scope of each category.

Of course, markets and individual demands from products vary greatly from market to market, but Google's gone a ways toward refining and broadening the scope of the category.

But the agency rejected appeals to limit the scope of the category to full-time domestic workers.

The exhibition focuses on artwork that uses print and televised media, purposely leaving out works that incorporate the internet due to the sheer scope of this category, but also due to the highly scattered nature of this media.

This refers in particular to the score value 1, ascribed to the activities within the scope of the category 1, referring to antibedsore prophylaxis.

They all (those allegedly in the publishing know) winced at his original plan to widen the scope of his publishing categories.