Sentence examples for acquired categories from inspiring English sources

It also collected count data every quarter (or three months) for hospital acquired (that is, >48 h after admission) MRSA bacteraemia (at all ages), C difficile infection (at age ≥65 years), and MSSA bacteraemia (although MSSA data were not differentiated into hospital acquired and community acquired categories).

Thus, the subject was required to push one of the keys to indicate his/her categorical decision for eight intervals using acquired category boundaries and an implicit middle base interval set during the training period (Fig 1A).

Firms that had undergone merger were classified under the acquired category.

The present study examines an account of children's difficulty in acquiring categories at the subordinate level grounded on these distinct comparison processes.

The low level of abstraction reflects the relevant (recently trained) sound features that provide the basis for processing newly acquired sound categories.

Results are consistent with a role for left pSTS in short-term representation of relevant sound features that provide the basis for identifying newly acquired sound categories.

Interestingly, the activation of phonemic and nonphonemic category representations in the left superior temporal sulcus occurs within a similar time window of about 220 ms. In conclusion, we suggest that the left pSTS plays a role in short-term representation of relevant sound features that provide the basis for identifying newly acquired sound categories.

Five-month-old infants can tell the difference between the moving pattern of lights that corresponds to a person walking and a randomly moving version of the same number of lights, suggesting that they have acquired a category for the appearance of a person walking.

He acquired concepts of categories, bigger and smaller, same-different, and absence.

Austrian zoologist Konrad Lorenz, who won a Nobel Prize for his ethological studies, went so far as to classify behaviour patterns into two distinct categories: acquired and innate.

The adjusted models showed that age was significantly associated with all the tasks, and depression only with Letters and Numbers and categories acquired on the WCST.