| Broken down by age, the five-person category contained four subcategories according to the total ages of all team members. |
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| Each category contains several subcategories while assessment exercises and instruments exist to identify individual students' particular style. |
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| Hofmann and Stewart suggested further subcategories within the three main categories to reflect some of this complexity. |
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| Wars of aggression were only one of the subcategories of the broad category of crimes against peace. |
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| Continuous variables were grouped into subcategories, and unifactorial logistic regression was used to compare these with a reference level. |
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| The tool includes 42 activities organized into 3 categories and 9 subcategories. |
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| The absence of subcategories for different types of community colleges hinders historical and longitudinal research. |
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| After the summary, there are six categories and 13 subcategories, each of which is exemplified by quotations obtained from the interview material. |
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| The breakdown into various subcategories is a new element within this Directive. |
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| Insurance billing is notorious for breaking down procedures into different subcategories. |
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| If no more detailed information is available carry out exposure estimates for both subcategories. |
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| The previous subcategories have been converted into examples illustrating which kind of articles may be covered under the broad categories. |
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| The standards for each communication's subcategories are defined below, in order of usage preference. |
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| There have been gray areas between these two subcategories and also between programme and programme support. |
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| In order to publish the survey results, the 18 industries initially included in CICES 2004 were compressed into 8 categories and 7 subcategories. |
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| If necessary, under Search Results Summary, click the available subcategories to further refine the search. |
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| A summary table, including information on living conditions associated with each of the 13 subcategories, is appended to this study. |
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| Therefore I have created different categories and subcategories and sorted the sites in them, which sometimes is difficult. |
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| Of these subcategories, 23 relate to different types of special leaves, and 7 relate to different types of absences due to medical reasons. |
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| This examination suggested three broad categories and subcategories. |
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| Much of complexity in the use of tense and aspect in English derives from the fact that the categories of perfective and imperfective allow a number of subcategories. |
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| Five categories of projects are eligible for funding under the program, each with several subcategories. |
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| By clicking on this icon, You may add to your bookmarks a live list of product last introducted in our catalog in the category of the selected page and all the subcategories if any. |
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| Daily working patterns are thought to be a far more accurate measure of understanding why different subcategories of individuals can be driven to excessive alcohol use. |
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| A Member State which subsequently modifies the categories or subcategories of information which it exchanges or the way in which it takes part in the exchange of information shall notify the Commission accordingly in writing. |
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| Apart from that, however, there is also considerable demand for detailed structure in backdata, mainly for branches of economic activity and consumption subcategories. |
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| Thus they are related to several subcategories. |
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| These categories and their subcategories can be turned off or on. |
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| We are broadly happy with the fact that the Budget Committee agreed with our recommendations, so I would like to look instead at a number of subcategories of lines. |
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| Not all subcategories of specific cancers have been presented. |
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| Subcategories include apparel, dry linens, flatwork, gowns, and uniforms and scrubs. |
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