Similarly, research that investigated the effects of reduced television viewing on children found that children who watched <1 h of television/d had reduced body weights, BMIs, skin-fold thicknesses, and fat mass and <span class="lh lhl">were less likely to be categorically overweight (59).
Because there is always some uncertainty with economies and companies, it is impossible to categorically say that one type of fund will always be less risky.
Given that French (also a nontone language) speakers were found to perceive tones in a more psychophysical manner that is, less categorically than Mandarin speakers, Hallé, Chang, and Best (2004) suggested that tones could be perceived by non-tone-language speakers as either uncategorized (UU) speech categories or as nonspeech or musical melodies (NA).
The court's analysis points the way forward: it explains that youth are categorically "less culpable" than adults, and it requires states to give youth "meaningful opportunity to obtain release based on demonstrated maturity and rehabilitation".
In Roper v. Simmons, Graham v. Florida, and Miller v. Alabama, the U.S. Supreme Court relied on adolescent development research in banning the juvenile death penalty and constraining the imposition of juvenile life without parole sentences, finding that children are categorically less culpable than adults.
In reality, today's South Africa, for all its manifest disappointments and its unabated violence, is categorically less unjust and less unjustifiable than it was under apartheid, and Flanery knows better than to hoist his novel to any decisive moral or political conclusion.
"It is categorically untrue, categorically untrue, that Cambridge Analytica has never used Facebook data," Wylie said.
Emotional facial expressions are perceived categorically.
All variables are reported categorically.
Households that are categorically eligible are often subject to less stringent means testing for food stamps.
