Sentence examples for effect on the categorization from inspiring English sources
The effect on the categorization precision of indexing either the patent claims or the patent descriptions is reported.
Cues appear to have had little effect on the categorization results, while they were nevertheless incorporated into stimulus perception and influenced BOLD response.
As two of the reporting criteria may depend on the publisher (source of funding and conflicts of interest), we also calculated the percentage score excluding these criteria and found this had no effect on the categorization.
A six-way contingency table with the five patient-directed variables identified by the CART analysis and the group variable (healthy participant vs. patient) demonstrated that the CDT-3 variable had no effect on the categorization of the BrainCheck sample into healthy individuals versus patients.
To analyze differences in the other results, i.e., correlations between scales, floor and ceiling effects and descriptive results on the categorization of positive mental health is more complicated because the method of collection was also associated with age.
This model, including all four emotion categories (anger, fear, joy, sadness), stimulus authenticity (authentic, play-acted), and cueing, indicated that cueing had no significant effect on emotion categorization, χ(15) = 16, p >.10.
The effect of the addition of illustrations on participants' performance was classified as improved, worse, or unchanged, based on the categorization of their first and second responses as incorrect, partially correct, or completely correct.
But this categorization does not seem to have any significant effect on the allele distribution profiles (Table 3).
We examined top down lexical influences on the categorization of segments in a /s/-/∫/ continuum presented in different lexical contexts to produce a robust Ganong effect.
Categorization of mRNA localizations: We thank both reviewers for requesting clarification on the categorizations of mRNAs with respect to overall cell polarity.
For example, Clark et al. reported no asymmetry effects on explicit emotion categorization [ 8].
