Sentence examples for suggested categorization from inspiring English sources

One suggested categorization is [8]: Quantitative vs qualitative Exploratory vs normative Predictive vs open Reliance on creativity vs reliance on evidence, and Forecasting (explorative) vs. backcasting (normative) scenarios.

The suggested categorization of regime-specific and issue-specific features of immigration policy and the 'illiberal paradox' hypothesis seek to provide food for thought for a more global theorization of immigration policy.

We classified RUCAs using the suggested "categorization B", which divides ZIP codes into "urban focused", "large rural city/town (micropolitan) focused", and "small rural and isolated town focused" categories.

First, Rural-Urban Commuting Area Codes (RUCA), version 2.0 (Hart et al. 2005) were classified using the suggested "categorization B," which divides among "urban focused," "large rural city/town (micropolitan) focused," and "small rural and isolated town focused" categories.

The agreement between raters in assigning exposure into three categories (i.e., none, some, and substantial) was moderate for fathers according to the previously suggested categorization of kappa coefficients (Sim and Wright 2005), with a weighted κ of 0.5 for insecticides, 0.5 for herbicides, and 0.6 for agricultural fungicides.

Tataryn [ 4] suggests categorization according to basic assumptions of health and disease underlying each therapy.

With this resource, database administrators will be able to create an account, add their data sources and suggest categorization for them.

Additional analyses suggested GBTM-based categorization was best predicted by patient age, sex, certain comorbidities, and particular drug use.

Variation among reviewers suggested that categorizations reported to surveillance were inaccurate.

These suggest that categorization is predicated on a set of neural processes different from memory of the study items.

This comparative analysis suggests a categorization of NPI symptoms.