Sentence examples for categorization allows from inspiring English sources
This categorization allows you to talk about food within the context of your specific gastronomic needs and interests.
This categorization allows identifying the most expensive components of a vaccination campaign, which is crucial to design cost-reduction strategies.
This categorization allows users to see what they're friends are up to without having to sift through each of their messages.
In this study, the theory of social categorization allows for a critical interpretation of the situation of Fulani in relation to stereotypes and prejudices as resulting from social and cognitive categories and discursive interpretations.
This novel interference categorization allows the introduction of the susceptibility of the FA protocol to the level of the interference, taking into account the probabilistic nature of the received signal as described above, as well as possible interference estimation errors.
Categorization allows individuals to relate new experiences to old experiences; the unfamiliar becomes familiar.
This categorization allowed us to make specific predictions about which mathematical problems should show performance gains after spatial training.
While Coutellier and colleagues differentiate 'active nursing'passiveive nursing' and 'non-nursing/others' [51], we considered it apt to establish an a priori categorization allowing for a more precise breakdown of non-nursing behaviors relevant for the condition of the litter in either a positive (self-maintenance) or negative (neglecting behavior) way.
This categorization allowed us to measure rates for different types of microsatellites.
In 2012, because the categorization allowed multiple conditions (malaria + anemia, HIV + anemia, malaria + HIV), the comparison is not possible without double-counting.
This categorization allowed us to demonstrate that globally central proteins participate in a substantial number of complexes while simultaneously displaying a high level of evolutionary conservation.
