Sentence examples for earlier categorization from inspiring English sources

These results support their earlier categorization by RT similarity.

Furthermore, many anthropologists, notably Paul Radin (1883 1959), moved away from earlier categorizations of so-called primitive thought and pointed to the crucial role of creative individuals in the process of mythmaking.

Conclusions: Although no significant relationship was found between upper-limb motor impairment and intensity of RSD 10 weeks after stroke, the TMS responses permitted the early categorization of patients into 2 groups that developed significantly different average Enjalbert scores 1 to 2 months later when this clinical condition was fully developed.

Early categorization of patients with different prognoses is difficult in the absence of a timely sensitive and specific biomarker.

The N300 has been reported in previous studies using pictorial stimuli and is thought to reflect early categorization processes for visually presented objects [30], [31], [32], [33].

The P1 emerged, when object features were less distorted, thus, enabling early categorization and object recognition.

This temporal segment is sufficient for an early categorization of the target (Klimesch et al., 2007).

With respect to terminology, we will distinguish primarily between early categorization and recognition (or identification) in the sense that early categorization is a process that precedes and enables recognition (or identification).

This most likely elicits competition/inhibition which increases processing complexity during early categorization of a letter string.

This temporal domain is sufficient for an early categorization process of a target (Klimesch et al., 2007).

For the encoding of faces there is clear evidence that early categorization can be observed in the P1-latency range.