The most frequent case categorization was "uncertain" (25, 41%), followed by "with decisional capacity" (18, 30%), "without decisional capacity" (12, 20%), and "irrelevant" (5, 8.3%).
This is a typical case of categorization of something extramental under a concept induced by an exteroceptive experience.
See generally John Hart Ely, Flag Desecration: A Case Study in the Roles of Categorization and Balancing in First Amendment Analysis, 88 HARV.
Divertor Test Platform (DTP2) is presented as a case environment for validating this kind of categorization.
In both cases, the result is a label, a categorization, a diagnosis.
This does not preclude the possibility of other ethnic or migrant categorizations having a higher DA, or that such categorizations are more relevant for predicting other outcomes, but to our knowledge such a case awaits empirical confirmation.
To increase the specificity of our categorization of CM cases, we used objective clinical criteria that included both WHO features of severe disease, and a case report form-derived scoring system.
In this case, the categorization of hydrometeors for each scheme is as follows.
The programs Reduce, Probe, and Mage provide not only a suggested amide orientation, but also a numerical score comparison, a categorization of the marginal cases, and a direct visualization of all relevant interactions in both orientations.
In these cases the categorization relation is to be interpreted as an instance-of relation.
Interpretation of PSA data is performed in a uniform manner at the central data center through an algorithmic assessment and categorization of cases into biochemical recurrence cases, non-recurrence cases, cases with post-surgical residual elevated PSA or cases whose category "cannot be determined".
