Sentence examples for categorization and thus from inspiring English sources

Nicholas of Cusa held to a form of fideism he called docta ignorantia ("learned ignorance"), asserting that God is beyond human categorization, and thus our knowledge of him is limited to conjecture.

One person was responsible for all categorization, and thus no reliability of categorization was possible (though some assistance was requested from colleagues for various categorizations, this was not done in a systematic way).

However, in the textual domain, it was shown that the TFIDF is a richer and more successful representation for the retrieval and categorization purposes [39] and thus we expected that using the TFIDF weighting would lead to better performance than the TF.

However, in the absence of established risk thresholds for treatment of preeclampsia, the NRI categorization is arbitrary and, thus, the IDI is considered the more relevant index.

The data indicate that a TMP gene tree reconstructed using a Maximum Likelihood or Bayesian Inference methods reflect current categorization of phages and thus can be used for a fast and reliable initial phage assignment.

Intronless gene categories tend to be associated with specific lengths and thus categorization immediately indicates sequence length (Knapp and Chen, submitted).

Many lower caste occupations (e.g., pottery making or basket weaving), however, do not have such associations, and thus the categorization of pollution attached to all lower castes cannot be so explained.

Insulin has also been shown to vary within individuals (24) and thus the categorization of participants' insulin levels based on a single insulin value should be interpreted with caution.

To test for robustness of results pertaining to rich club organization against small changes in the configuration of the rich club, and thus the categorization of rich club and non-rich club nodes and rich club, feeder, and local connections (see below), 2 post hoc analyses were performed.

The open comments were briefly formulated by the respondents, thus categorization and enumeration of responses was straight forward.

The addition of IL-6 led to an up classification of 60.6% of patients with a severe course of CAP and a down classification of 57.4% of control patients (Table 2) and thus improved the categorization.