Sentence examples for difference in the categorization from inspiring English sources

There was no significant difference in the categorization rates of patients with aggression between the DSM-IV subtypes.

This inconsistency may be due to different definitions of physical activity but also to differences in the categorization of the psychosocial work characteristics.

Our data also suggest regional differences in the categorization of words as other emotions.

While there has been some anthropological work done by, for example, Catherine Lutz on the differences in the categorization of specific emotions across cultures, there is the possibility that the category as a whole might not translate into all cultures (see Danziger 1997).

These differences are likely due to differences in the categorization of maternal deaths.

The Expression categorization task was created to assess age-dependent differences in the categorization of emotional expressions.

Discrepancies in the percentage of full-time employees in the occupation categories between the two surveys are probably due to the slight differences in the categorization of workers.a There are two potential sources of selection bias in the chosen sample.

Data from six participants were excluded from group analysis due to lack of improvement in nonphonemic categorization with training, as indicated by a negative value for the difference in the nonphonemic categorization index (CI) after relative to before training (PostCINP − PreCINP < 0; five participants) or a negative value for the nonphonemic CI after training (PostCINP < 0; two participants).

Given different levels of perceptual individuation between own- and other-race faces, it is reasonable to assume that, as the input to our socio-cognitive system, this difference in the granularity of visual categorization will likewise affect the granularity of social categorization processes.

On the other hand, if the two decisions involve the same underlying process, and if the previous results are due to differences in the items, then there should be no difference in the accuracy of recognition and categorization behaviour.

Unlike RECIST 1.0 categorization, there was no difference in response categorization using either EORTC or PERCIST 1.0 criteria.