Sentence examples for unknown category from inspiring English sources

Once a diehard Republican (not an unknown category in Butte), he has also "lost his taste for partisan politics," says Lonnie.

Noncommissioned officers, inexperienced conscripts and "kontraktniki," generally older mercenaries who sign six-month to one-year contracts and fight for pay, a totally unknown category in the old Soviet Army: all were represented in the Mozdok hospital.

The problem is "inverse" because the usual mapping is from a case to its unknown category.

Thus, they are listed in the "unknown" category in Table 1.

A total of 67% of the respondents disclosed their ethnicity; of these, 71.3% were non-Hispanic non-Latino, 20.5% were Hispanic-Latinos, and 8.2% chose the unknown category.

Another reason comes from analyzing RCPs from 9 to 12, where it is observed that the Normal (and in many cases Unknown) category achieves similar levels to a certain fault category.

Following the sensitivity analysis in which specimens were re-categorized as pregnant from the pregnancy-unknown category, the false-positive rate among pregnant persons was 0.15%.

In the following analysis of clinical specimens, p.T599I and p.G469E were therefore grouped into the kinase-unknown category.

A majority of the repeat junctions were grouped into the 'retrotransposon-unknown' category (21,005) (Fig.  2).

Therefore, if a retrotransposon element was inserted into a genic or low copy sequence region, it would be grouped into this 'retrotransposon-unknown' category.

In the analysis of clinical specimens, p.G469E was grouped into the kinase-unknown category dcategorized as intermediate activity by Wan et al. [ 13], but reduced activity (0.84 fold) by Ikenoue et al. [ 16].