Sentence examples for categories acquired from inspiring English sources

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.

The prevalence of MSI is similar in men and women, but is much higher in older people as a result of an increase in cases caused by trauma, and degenerative changes (classified under the category ' acquired non traumatic non infective causes'), that are more prevalent in this age group.

The species category acquires a distinctive biological status instead of a more or less arbitrary assembly of the similar individuals [ 77].

Many categories are acquired as a child (e.g., tools, fruit) but we continue to learn and apply new categories throughout life.

No information about "social network" and relationships among and within categories were acquired.

Prototype-distortion tasks have been influential in developing our understanding of how knowledge of categories is acquired [7].

In patients with a confirmed diagnosis of prion disease, we classified prion diseases into 4 categories: sCJD, acquired prion disease, genetic prion disease, and unclassified prion disease.

In our culture it is possible that members of the two categories are acquired during different life periods and contexts, and this could be due in part to the biological/affective relevance of different concepts.

Playing that same game to his own advantage, he would also include in that category Paul O'Neill, acquired in a trade for the Yankee-grown Roberto Kelly, and Tino Martinez, brought here from Seattle for more "system-related" goodies.

For each patient included in the study the length of stay (LOS) and triage category were acquired via the ED administrative and clinical data system.