Definition of subcategory in English:

subcategory

nounPlural subcategories ˈsʌbkatɪɡ(ə)riˈsəbˌkædəˌɡɔri

A secondary or subordinate category.
亚类；子种类；子范畴
Example sentencesExamples
- Asylum doctors divided mental illness into four categories: mania (with an important subcategory, monomania), melancholia, dementia, and idiocy.
- After the summary, there are six categories and 13 subcategories, each of which is exemplified by quotations obtained from the interview material.
- In the preanalytic category, mislabeled specimens represented the leading subcategory, which was followed by mistakes in requisition, including improper tests and transcription errors.
- The absence of subcategories for different types of community colleges hinders historical and longitudinal research.
- A subcategory of glaucoma patients with normal IOP - those for which optic nerve damage is caused by vasospasm leading to decreased blood supply to the optic nerve - may benefit from supplemental magnesium.
- Some discussion addressed the impact of personal behavior, but reference to the environment or social variables as contributors was only tangential, assigning their role to a subcategory of personal behavior.
- Broken down by age, the five-person category contained four subcategories according to the total ages of all team members.
- Each category contains several subcategories while assessment exercises and instruments exist to identify individual students' particular style.
- Hofmann and Stewart suggested further subcategories within the three main categories to reflect some of this complexity.
- He details a number of categories and subcategories and explains exactly why a certain nutrient is needed, what its function is in the body, and how to go about effortlessly adding them to the diet.
- A recent Illinois Supreme Court case finally has given judicial recognition to nurses' long-time assertion that nursing is an independent profession with a unique body of knowledge and not simply a subcategory of medicine.
- The tool includes 42 activities organized into 3 categories and 9 subcategories.
- A subcategory consists of words that originally suggested unreality: fantastic, incredible, unreal, fabulous.
- Wars of aggression were only one of the subcategories of the broad category of crimes against peace.
- Further analysis of these five categories yielded 22 subcategories.
- This examination suggested three broad categories (acceptances, mitigations, and rejections) and subcategories.
- Once a small subcategory, bio-products now cover a gamut of building applications, among them panels made from agricultural waste fiber, soybean foam insulation, and paint.
- The language of learning was the second subcategory for analysis of the fieldnotes.
- The second subcategory contained responses from participants teaching in career programs.
- Walker, who has devoted considerable attention to the delineation of the syndrome, notes that the ‘battered woman syndrome is considered a subcategory of the generic Post Traumatic Stress Disorder’.

Derivatives

subcategorization

nounsʌbˌkatəɡərʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌsəbˌkædəɡəˌraɪˈzeɪʃən

We think that by virtue of its benign appearance sufficient evidence is present to propose a subcategorization of this tumor.
Example sentencesExamples
- We performed sensitivity analyses to examine the stability of the results in relation to ‘surgeon effect’ and subcategorisation of laparoscopic hysterectomy.
- Some subcategorisation would also be implemented, mainly to allow efficient, direct data access.

subcategorize

verb ˌsʌbˈkatəɡərʌɪzˌsəbˈkædəɡəˌraɪz

[with object]

Split into secondary or subordinate categories.
亚类；子种类；子范畴
operations were subcategorized into cardiac and vascular procedures
Example sentencesExamples
- Because the extent of disease may influence operative outcomes, the survival rate in the context of surgery was subcategorized into those with nonextensive versus extensive disease.
- The results of this study suggest that adenocarcinoma in situ cannot be routinely recognized or precisely subcategorized in routine practice.
- Results were graded as negative or positive and further subcategorized as diffuse or focal.

Definition of subcategory in US English:

subcategory

nounˈsəbˌkadəˌɡôrēˈsəbˌkædəˌɡɔri

A secondary or subordinate category.
亚类；子种类；子范畴
Example sentencesExamples
- Further analysis of these five categories yielded 22 subcategories.
- He details a number of categories and subcategories and explains exactly why a certain nutrient is needed, what its function is in the body, and how to go about effortlessly adding them to the diet.
- In the preanalytic category, mislabeled specimens represented the leading subcategory, which was followed by mistakes in requisition, including improper tests and transcription errors.
- Broken down by age, the five-person category contained four subcategories according to the total ages of all team members.
- A subcategory consists of words that originally suggested unreality: fantastic, incredible, unreal, fabulous.
- Walker, who has devoted considerable attention to the delineation of the syndrome, notes that the ‘battered woman syndrome is considered a subcategory of the generic Post Traumatic Stress Disorder’.
- After the summary, there are six categories and 13 subcategories, each of which is exemplified by quotations obtained from the interview material.
- Wars of aggression were only one of the subcategories of the broad category of crimes against peace.
- The language of learning was the second subcategory for analysis of the fieldnotes.
- Some discussion addressed the impact of personal behavior, but reference to the environment or social variables as contributors was only tangential, assigning their role to a subcategory of personal behavior.
- Each category contains several subcategories while assessment exercises and instruments exist to identify individual students' particular style.
- Hofmann and Stewart suggested further subcategories within the three main categories to reflect some of this complexity.
- The absence of subcategories for different types of community colleges hinders historical and longitudinal research.
- A subcategory of glaucoma patients with normal IOP - those for which optic nerve damage is caused by vasospasm leading to decreased blood supply to the optic nerve - may benefit from supplemental magnesium.
- The tool includes 42 activities organized into 3 categories and 9 subcategories.
- A recent Illinois Supreme Court case finally has given judicial recognition to nurses' long-time assertion that nursing is an independent profession with a unique body of knowledge and not simply a subcategory of medicine.
- Asylum doctors divided mental illness into four categories: mania (with an important subcategory, monomania), melancholia, dementia, and idiocy.
- The second subcategory contained responses from participants teaching in career programs.
- This examination suggested three broad categories (acceptances, mitigations, and rejections) and subcategories.
- Once a small subcategory, bio-products now cover a gamut of building applications, among them panels made from agricultural waste fiber, soybean foam insulation, and paint.

词汇	subcategory
释义	Definition of subcategory in English: subcategory nounPlural subcategories ˈsʌbkatɪɡ(ə)riˈsəbˌkædəˌɡɔri A secondary or subordinate category. 亚类；子种类；子范畴 Example sentencesExamples Asylum doctors divided mental illness into four categories: mania (with an important subcategory, monomania), melancholia, dementia, and idiocy. After the summary, there are six categories and 13 subcategories, each of which is exemplified by quotations obtained from the interview material. In the preanalytic category, mislabeled specimens represented the leading subcategory, which was followed by mistakes in requisition, including improper tests and transcription errors. The absence of subcategories for different types of community colleges hinders historical and longitudinal research. A subcategory of glaucoma patients with normal IOP - those for which optic nerve damage is caused by vasospasm leading to decreased blood supply to the optic nerve - may benefit from supplemental magnesium. Some discussion addressed the impact of personal behavior, but reference to the environment or social variables as contributors was only tangential, assigning their role to a subcategory of personal behavior. Broken down by age, the five-person category contained four subcategories according to the total ages of all team members. Each category contains several subcategories while assessment exercises and instruments exist to identify individual students' particular style. Hofmann and Stewart suggested further subcategories within the three main categories to reflect some of this complexity. He details a number of categories and subcategories and explains exactly why a certain nutrient is needed, what its function is in the body, and how to go about effortlessly adding them to the diet. A recent Illinois Supreme Court case finally has given judicial recognition to nurses' long-time assertion that nursing is an independent profession with a unique body of knowledge and not simply a subcategory of medicine. The tool includes 42 activities organized into 3 categories and 9 subcategories. A subcategory consists of words that originally suggested unreality: fantastic, incredible, unreal, fabulous. Wars of aggression were only one of the subcategories of the broad category of crimes against peace. Further analysis of these five categories yielded 22 subcategories. This examination suggested three broad categories (acceptances, mitigations, and rejections) and subcategories. Once a small subcategory, bio-products now cover a gamut of building applications, among them panels made from agricultural waste fiber, soybean foam insulation, and paint. The language of learning was the second subcategory for analysis of the fieldnotes. The second subcategory contained responses from participants teaching in career programs. Walker, who has devoted considerable attention to the delineation of the syndrome, notes that the ‘battered woman syndrome is considered a subcategory of the generic Post Traumatic Stress Disorder’. Derivatives subcategorization nounsʌbˌkatəɡərʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌsəbˌkædəɡəˌraɪˈzeɪʃən We think that by virtue of its benign appearance sufficient evidence is present to propose a subcategorization of this tumor. Example sentencesExamples We performed sensitivity analyses to examine the stability of the results in relation to ‘surgeon effect’ and subcategorisation of laparoscopic hysterectomy. Some subcategorisation would also be implemented, mainly to allow efficient, direct data access. subcategorize verb ˌsʌbˈkatəɡərʌɪzˌsəbˈkædəɡəˌraɪz [with object] Split into secondary or subordinate categories. 亚类；子种类；子范畴 operations were subcategorized into cardiac and vascular procedures Example sentencesExamples Because the extent of disease may influence operative outcomes, the survival rate in the context of surgery was subcategorized into those with nonextensive versus extensive disease. The results of this study suggest that adenocarcinoma in situ cannot be routinely recognized or precisely subcategorized in routine practice. Results were graded as negative or positive and further subcategorized as diffuse or focal. Definition of subcategory in US English: subcategory nounˈsəbˌkadəˌɡôrēˈsəbˌkædəˌɡɔri A secondary or subordinate category. 亚类；子种类；子范畴 Example sentencesExamples Further analysis of these five categories yielded 22 subcategories. He details a number of categories and subcategories and explains exactly why a certain nutrient is needed, what its function is in the body, and how to go about effortlessly adding them to the diet. In the preanalytic category, mislabeled specimens represented the leading subcategory, which was followed by mistakes in requisition, including improper tests and transcription errors. Broken down by age, the five-person category contained four subcategories according to the total ages of all team members. A subcategory consists of words that originally suggested unreality: fantastic, incredible, unreal, fabulous. Walker, who has devoted considerable attention to the delineation of the syndrome, notes that the ‘battered woman syndrome is considered a subcategory of the generic Post Traumatic Stress Disorder’. After the summary, there are six categories and 13 subcategories, each of which is exemplified by quotations obtained from the interview material. Wars of aggression were only one of the subcategories of the broad category of crimes against peace. The language of learning was the second subcategory for analysis of the fieldnotes. Some discussion addressed the impact of personal behavior, but reference to the environment or social variables as contributors was only tangential, assigning their role to a subcategory of personal behavior. Each category contains several subcategories while assessment exercises and instruments exist to identify individual students' particular style. Hofmann and Stewart suggested further subcategories within the three main categories to reflect some of this complexity. The absence of subcategories for different types of community colleges hinders historical and longitudinal research. A subcategory of glaucoma patients with normal IOP - those for which optic nerve damage is caused by vasospasm leading to decreased blood supply to the optic nerve - may benefit from supplemental magnesium. The tool includes 42 activities organized into 3 categories and 9 subcategories. A recent Illinois Supreme Court case finally has given judicial recognition to nurses' long-time assertion that nursing is an independent profession with a unique body of knowledge and not simply a subcategory of medicine. Asylum doctors divided mental illness into four categories: mania (with an important subcategory, monomania), melancholia, dementia, and idiocy. The second subcategory contained responses from participants teaching in career programs. This examination suggested three broad categories (acceptances, mitigations, and rejections) and subcategories. Once a small subcategory, bio-products now cover a gamut of building applications, among them panels made from agricultural waste fiber, soybean foam insulation, and paint.
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