Sentence examples for categorical of from inspiring English sources
'categorical of' is not correct and usable in written English
If you wish to refer to something that is an example of a certain category or group, you could say 'an example of' or 'a member of.' For example: The giraffe is an example of a tall animal, and a member of the mammal family.
She is generally regarded as the least categorical of the justices on affirmative action, paying closer attention to details than to theory.
Data were analyzed with the MIXED procedure (continuous) and GLIMMIX procedure (categorical) of SAS.
ref = Categorical of reference Patients with at least one vertebral fracture had higher ECOS-16 scores in three domains (Table 5): Physical functioning (p = 0,002); Fear of illness (p = 0,001); Psychosocial functioning (p = 0,007), and in the two summary scores of ECOS-16: PCS (p = 0,01); MCS (p = 0,001).
The cases, of course, would mean nothing if citizens and comparable residents could be shorn of due process by this sort of categorical sleight of hand.
One of his categorical denial of the aesthetic worth of any form of expression save revolutionary.
Simos, R.L. Diehl, J.I. Breier, M.R. Molis, G. Zouridakis, A.C. Papanicolaou, MEG correlates of categorical perception of a voice onset time continuum in humans, Cogn.
We take pause, however, with the recommendation of categorical enrollment of ADAD patients in trials.
In recent years, the nature of categorical perception of facial expressions has been further explored.
It initially issued a categorical denial of reports of the use of white phosphorous, but later admitted it, saying the weapon was only used to create smokescreens.
For comparison's sake, Amazon's "Book Browser" is the primary way Kindle mobile app users would find new content, but it's more of a categorical listing of books.
However, the prevalence of the categorical diagnosis of ADHD did not differ significantly between the groups.
