Sentence examples for separate categorization from inspiring English sources

Doping BOC with nonmetals (C, N and oxygen vacancy) is unique strategy and warrants a separate categorization.

The quest undertaken by the García sisters for the clarification of their confused identities, however, is an attempt to achieve a solution to the problem posed by the fragmented self, and thus warrants separate categorization.

For each subject, we calculated four separate categorization scores.

Only 5% (73/1,457) of our patient-days were stupor/coma with no chart documentation of delirium, and these were not counted as delirium but rather handled as a separate categorization.

Using the R value, we performed two separate categorizations to evaluate survival rate.

The Treatise separates this broad categorization into calm and violent passions (although other of Hume's works seem to reserve "passion" for the violent ones).

Three separate methods of disease categorization were employed.

Finally, among infants subsequently reported to have a positive urine culture, there were additional differences observed – besides the risk of invasive sepsis – between those with low and high urine leukocytes, supporting categorization to separate groups, Table 1.

Other plausible markers of bona fide urinary tract infections such as the concentration of bacteria in urine also differ significantly between bacteriuric infants with low and high leukocytes in urine, supporting categorization to separate clinical groups.

The correlations remained high with separate analyses for the categorization-training [within: r = .82, P = .006; between: r = .49, P = .185] and individuation-training groups [within: r = .50, P = .167; between: r = .60, P = .084].

With our new categorization, we can separate supply chain service jobs — which are higher-paying — from the Main Street service jobs that tend to be lower paying.