Sentence examples for valid category from inspiring English sources

Although, as Morgenthau explains in the third principle, interest defined as power is a universally valid category, and indeed an essential element of politics, various things can be associated with interest or power at different times and in different circumstances.

The deterministic causal laws of natural science, and thus also the objectively valid category of cause and effect, would simply fail to apply to all such rogue objects of perception.

The startup has conducted what it says is a "world first" placebo-controlled randomized trial of the effectiveness of Sleepio — in a bid to set the product in a rigorous, medically valid category of its own, i.e. rather than have it rubbing shoulders with generic lifestyle advice apps and services.

Binary, categorical, and ordinal parameters will be summarised by means of absolute and percentage numbers within the various categories (including 'missing data' as valid category at baseline).

If we consider only scaffolds with the most robust prediction (valid category), they still add up to more than 53 megabases.

Predicted positions and category of the tentative scaffolds are given as in Additional file 5. To provide an example of how to use this information, we illustrate the case of scaffold GL894031, the unplaced scaffold with a valid category that carries the largest number of SNPs (10).

Forty nine loci were highly associated with AMD and had features suggestive of valid genotyping results (confirmed and valid categories in Table 1).

Valid categories were employed for the variables used in the context from EDHS and other published literature.

In contrast, CLASS categories were determined by performing an iterative reduced-basis factor analysis on a large data set of student responses (where the number of student responses is 10 times greater than the number of statements) to find statistically valid categories.

To avoid loosing cases in the multiple regression analyses, missing values were included as valid categories in some variables as follows: "Not recovered" was included in the variable "Treatment courses", "Not working" in "Sick leave" and "Not a student" in "Delayed education".

The selection of the most relevant locally valid categories of distress, perceived causes, and help-seeking behaviour required for a meaningful description of the insider's perspective was based on discussions with local researchers, fieldworkers and focus group discussions among purposively selected community residents.