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Most importantly, this interaction was seen in the amplitude of the occipito-temporal N170, a visual component reflecting a perceptual stage of processing associated with the categorization of faces.

Future studies should assess whether the direction of the early effects of valence and LPP components are paradigm-dependent aspects or specific properties associated with the categorization of the dual-valence task.

To assess potential bias associated with the categorization, we repeated the same analysis with a slightly different definition of SRH; good ("very good", "good" or "fair") versus poor ("poor" or "very poor") health status and associations were similar (data not presented) to the results presented here.

An example of the uncertainty associated with the categorization of workers as exposed or not (i.e., high, medium, low) is provided in an early study by Hall and Wynder who categorized some occupations as "high exposure" when as few as 20% of workers in a job category were exposed to DE. "Moderate exposure" was 10 19% exposed and "low exposure was <10% exposed (Hall and Wynder 1984 ).

"Phenotypic features associated with the social categorization of racial groups have been strongly linked to stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination.

The results highlight a marked genetic structure associated with the fourth categorization criterion that considers whether populations live within the dry savanna biome or outside of it (Table  3).

Gal-3 expression is associated with the INPC histopathological categorization (P<0.001) and Shimada favorable phenotype (P=0.001), but not with other prognostically relevant features.

Interestingly, Gal-3 expression significantly associated with the INPC histopathological categorization of the tumors, with 100% of the GN and 63.2% of the GNB cases being positive for Gal-3 immunostaining, as compared with only 11.5% of the NB cases (Table 1).

Because "The Testing-Tree" used emotional material from Kunitz's life — his father's suicide, his daughter's childhood, the game he played "for love, for poetry, and for eternal life" — he came to be associated with the so-called confessionals, a categorization he still resents.

Based on the pioneering work of Niedenthal et al., we further argued that (1) the specific emotion experienced by the individual should selectively facilitate the categorization of concepts associated with the same emotion, (2) both in terms of category inclusion and category exclusion, and (3) this facilitation effect should not be contingent on the awareness of the emotional state.

For example, the average relative safety benefit associated with the VSLS as estimated using near-optimal categorization method for the Near-Peak scenario is 17% (Table 3).