In the Middle Ages, Christians gave heaven strata, where the righteous were sorted into levels.
But it is not clear that we have any principled grounds for sorting phenomena into levels.
In other words, the salaries for have for years been "bimodal," meaning they've generally sorted into two levels: the $160,000 earned by first-year associates at big, white-shoe law firms, and the $40,000-to-$40,000-to-$40,000-to-$65,000rs at smalawr law firms, government jobs and so on.
The authors then present the sociodemographic characteristics of the populations living in NPP host communities within a 50-mile radius of a NPP, sorted into four levels of potential risk low, moderate, high, and very high.
The themes were then further sorted into three levels: individual, organizational and health systems/population.
In other words, female candidates were still sorted into lower-level positions.
Her English students then come to sort them into levels and decide where to donate them.
Similarly, among 268 adverse interactions of 10 SCZ atypical drugs, 251 adverse interactions could be sorted into 44 third-level categories while the other 17 interactions could not.
The meaning units were compared and coded, i.e. given a label, and sorted into themes at different levels.
For instance, in NSGA and NSGA-II the population is sorted into different fronts (or levels): front 1 contains the non-dominated solutions, front 2 the solutions that are only dominated by solutions of front 1, and so on.
(C ) Boxplots showing the difference of DNA methylation levels between E13.5 and E16.5 of 1 Mb genome bins sorted into deciles by H3K36me3 level.
