Table 4 gives several conditions for categorization of term duplications shown in Fig. 7 and some necessary actions that derive.
Focusing on color terminology, with easily discernible differences between perception and vocabulary, Brown and Lenneberg published in 1954 a study of Zuni color terms that slightly support a weak effect of semantic categorization of color terms on color perception.
The MeSH expansion facility in an interface such as OVID only supports the current version of the MeSH terms: if the categorization of a MeSH terms is altered, then re-running a query will retrieve a different set of results.
While Aquinas cites and supports the categorization of sin in terms of Gregory the Great's scheme of the seven deadly sins, he clearly subordinates Gregory's classification to his own way of organizing notions of sin (Sweeney 2012b).
With the cut-off values demonstrated here, a more precise categorization of adenomas in terms of their Ki-67, p53, mitotic rate and invasiveness values may be possible.
In addition, the categorization of viremia in terms of 8 × 10 IU/ml value showed the greatest variation between analyzed groups, with a reduced rate in a group achieving SVR.> -wrap-foot> aNotestededueue to discontinuation of treatment in patients who did not achieve EVR Among our 82 treated patients, the genotypic frequency of rs12979860 CC was 20.7 %, CT was 54.9 %, and TT was 24.4 %.
Unlike most well-structured narratives, the zigs and zags of daily profit and loss defy simple categorization in terms of moral precepts.
This button would seem to fall into an unclear categorization in terms of embodiment: would it comprise "full" embodiment insofar as the pushing of the button is itself the user experience?
Limitations of this study include the categorization of behaviors, the subjectivity of terms, the inherent limits of online data collection, and sampling methods.
