As in [5,7,25-27], mofthesethese are non-named semantic relations, generally represented by verbs and lack a fine-grained categorization.
Similarly, the criterion for categorization of PPPs as toxic [10] is principally based on aquatic data and lacks appropriate triggers for categorization of toxicity to terrestrial organisms.
Retrospectively looking back at an artist's corpus, categorizations can sometimes be evasive and lack definition.
Clinicians frequently rely on subjective categorization of impairments in mobility, strength, and endurance for clinical decision-making; however, these assessments are often unreliable and lack sensitivity to change.
The participants of the focus group for reflecting interview results agreed that a comprehensive and systematic overview of clinical risks in mental health care is lacking, and that a categorization of these risks is complex and challenging.
However, PRO is a multifarious term and a comprehensible categorization is lacking, even though several methods are used to measure patient-reports.
In a recent study, he and colleague David Schnyer, also of the University of Texas, used a group of West Point cadets to try to understand how two distinct brain functions, information processing and information categorization, were affected by lack of sleep.
The pieces themselves were bright and pleasant and defied easy categorization.
To date, serum biomarkers for bladder cancer lack optimal sensitivity and specificity to assist in diagnosis and disease categorization.
However, many medical fields so far lack such firmly established three-class categories, and leave room for an arbitrary and intentional categorization for calculating NRI in clinical studies of risk assessment.
JCVO, MHSG and RPV performed data analysis and categorization.
