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Furthermore, analysis of such data would again require categorization which is then performed by the researcher, not the respondent.

In this paper, we aim to tackle the problem of sentiment polarity categorization, which is one of the fundamental problems of sentiment analysis.

The focus leans heavily on stereotype, a categorization which is "subjective but drew on collective consciousness".

It does not relate with leptospira species categorization which is based on DNA analysis.

This finding is consistent with the suggested hypothesis that the P1 reflects early categorization which is based on global stimulus feature.

Since the median of the sum scores of this scale is also the maximum value, the mean was chosen for categorization, which was somewhat lower than the median.

Of the 60,353 Nr hits, GO terms were assigned to 44,346 unigenes (49.4% of total) for functional categorization, which were divided into 59 functional groups, and were allocated into three main categories, including biological process, cellular component, and molecular function.

Subsequently, the transcripts were subjected to functional categorization, which was performed using the Gene Ontology database (http://www.geneontology.org), with Blast2GO [ 13], enabling clustering of genes according to the biological processes ontology (level 2) and molecular function (level 3).

Consistency in the findings was ensured through tape-recording of the interviews, coding and categorization which was done by one of the authors and counterchecked by the second author.

A definite limitation of our study is the exposure categorization which was based on environmental contamination data (TCDD soil measurements) and the official residence of the subjects at the time of the accident.

Generally, in this study, there was good agreement between self-reported and automated time-activity categorizations (which are based on GPS, but incorporated temperature as well).