Sentences with phrase «subcategories of»

Experience includes valuations and appraisal reviews in many subcategories of this property type in the following states

Therapists use these subcategories of the cognitive domain to identify attachment brokenness that occurred in response to real life experiences.

Description of main themes and subcategories of children's and parents» experienced change after Mymind

Number of Indigenous health publications in 1987 — 1988, * 1997 — 1998 † and 2001 — 2003 ‡ and number (%) in the measurement, descriptive and intervention subcategories of original research publications

There are several subcategories of this form of couples counseling, such as:

Compares three subcategories of delinquent male teenagers with each other and with a control group to identify relationships among delinquency, nondelinquency, and empathy.

We found associations between maternal obesity and having any chronic condition and all subcategories of conditions; this association was strongest for child obesity (42.1 %; 95 % CI, 38.2 % -46.1 %, vs 23.3 %; 95 % CI, 21.6 % -25.1 %, of children with mothers who were not obese)(AOR, 2.07; 95 % CI, 1.70 - 2.51).

We have a complex grid consisting of a vertical axis for severity of crime and a horizontal axis for length of prior record and then within the intersection of those two axes, three subcategories of potential punishments.

The two subcategories of legal professional privilege are (1) legal advice privilege and (2) litigation privilege.

For example, the crime category is determined by statistics in the subcategories of violent crime, crime severity and total crime.

Amount this category of life insurance are the subcategories of:

On the left - hand side of the screen, you'll see that it's broken down into romance, science fiction, all the usual categories and subcategories of books.

The listings are divided into 27 subcategories of apps and six subcategories for games.

Meanwhile, the Amazon store is stocked with 15 subcategories of games, including 10 multiplayer games, 30 racing games, and 83 sports games.

It would be good if the books could be sorted into smaller subcategories like the Almost Cool Girl 1, which is currently at the top of three subcategories of Children's ebooks.

For example, Contemporary Fiction and Romance (subcategories of Literature & Fiction) feature books with the lowest sales ranks and highest sales numbers, so they are the bestselling categories in the German Amazon store.

In the initial phase, the researchers employed open coding that entertained all analytic possibilities to account for the data, and a coding that linked categories and subcategories of patterns that emerged from the data (Strauss and Corbin 1998).

It is organized in Algebraic, Trigonometric, Hyperbolic, Exponential and Logarithmic categories, with subcategories of various integrand types.

These subcategories of fats should all add up to the total fat.

DNA, LINE, Low complexity, LTR, RC, RNA, Satellite, Simple repeats and SINE are subcategories of Repeats (all).

Despite this, polymorphisms in HLA genes have been shown repeatedly to be associated with susceptibility to malaria, or subcategories of the disease.

The approach could be particularly helpful in exploring the minds of nonverbal children and may help define new subcategories of autism.

The reality of the job market is that biotech companies hire in very specialized niches, and smaller fields such as bioinformatics have subcategories of their own.

There are two subcategories of diaper bags that are styled like handbags.

There are many subcategories of the Second Good; some, like health, are merely natural; others, like justice, are strictly moral.

In a series of lectures given in 1939, Sullivan broke down his fourth stage of adolescence into the three subcategories of preadolescence, early adolescence, and late adolescence.

This report shows subcategories of the donor - advised fund charitable sponsors in three groups — National Charities, Community Foundations and Single - Issue Charities.

The survey captures data for four subcategories of the multi-job workforce, the current relative sizes of which we've illustrated in a pie chart.

Each of those subcategories, in turn, includes many subcategories of its own, usually designated «four - digit SIC codes.»

Ambush marketing tactics include sponsoring the media coverage of an event rather than the event itself, sponsoring a subcategory of an event, sponsoring individual athletes or teams involved in an event, or planning advertising to coincide with the event.

Nestlé, for its part, is trying its best to fight that perception — banking on a notable exception to the sales chill in frozen food: the subcategory of «natural and organic» offerings, like those made by Amy's Kitchen.

Religious Identity charities constitute the largest subcategory of Single - Issue Charities.

First, the PRRI identifies «white evangelicals» as a subcategory of evangelicals as a whole.

For two hundred years, theologians retreating from the advance of scientific and philosophical debunkings have taken refuge in the sphere that modernity graciously set aside for religion as a subcategory of poetic expression.

Being a Christian has much to do with it but being a certain subcategory of Christian (as suggested in this article) has nothing to do with it.

Oh gosh... you know... I've never even thought of this fallacy... but there are so many that I come across every day I think this one might have to fall as a subcategory of the Circular Reasoning fallacy if anything....

Second, I view «justification» not as something different than the gospel, but a subset, or a subcategory of the gospel.

The unspeakably tragic error, he insisted, was to think that Christianity is a subcategory of «religion,» when in fact Christ explodes from within history all human constructions of reality, religious or otherwise, thus illumining with the divine the world of which we are part.

A subcategory of the «all or nothing» approach is purveyed by organizations like Planned Parenthood, which teach «life skills» in the hope that young people will become sexually prudent as part of an integrated improvement in their lives.

A packaging redesign and strategy to pitch Bobo's homemade feel as part of a «freshly baked» subcategory of the bar set are central elements of the idea.

There, the cells differentiate into interneurons, an important subcategory of neurons that are called «inhibitory» because they tamp down firing by «excitatory» neurons.

OCD, he explains, is simply a subcategory of what we all do every single day.

Species diversity in particular is a subcategory of biodiversity that refers to the number of different species represented in a set.

It is the anthocyanin antioxidants (and in particular, a subcategory of anthocyanins called cyanidins) that have been the focus of these research studies.

It includes a delicious, phytonutrient rich, and quick recipe for eating the beets, cabbage, red colors; this subcategory of vegetables can be a hard sale to your family but you'll learn in this post why you want to include such.

Set one to get large micronutrients and subcategory of fat variations (monos / sats / polys / omegas).

It's fair to say that the odd subcategory of Horner scores in the 1980s — «mostly synthesised, improvised to picture» — is not frequently listed amongst his finest achievements.

The Ice Harvest falls into the subcategory of a Coen Brothers film done without the Coens writing or directing.

Even if you take the meaning literally, video games would be a subcategory of applications, or a combination of multiple applications.

by Jefferson Robbins If THE DISSOLVE had lasted, Keith Phipps's fine recurring genre feature «The Laser Age» might have gotten around to the SF subcategory of Nature Gone Wild — the movies that set animals against humanity, such as The Swarm, Night of the Lepus, Squirm, and Prophecy (The Monster Movie).