Sentence examples for for categorically from inspiring English sources

We replicated the behavioural postcue naming effect for categorically related target/distractor pairs, and observed a corresponding increase in neuronal activation in the right lingual and fusiform gyri regions previously associated with visual object processing and colour-form integration.

A tier-3 ranking would rank Thailand alongside Iran, North Korea and Saudi Arabia for categorically failing to comply with the most basic international requirements to prevent trafficking and protect victims.

In the main analyses, however, gender and age were adjusted for, categorically, through unconditional logistic regression.

Cutpoint values for categorically coded GGT were ideal for our cohort of RCC patients, but differed slightly from those used for other malignancies (Strasak et al, 2010; Seebacher et al, 2012).

In this analysis, a small net benefit was noted for categorically coded GGT, while there was no difference in the curves between the base model and the model with continuously coded GGT.

A recent Korean study 10 suggested the highest ever reported prevalence for categorically defined ASD in a total population sample; in that study, symptom counts were found to be continuously distributed in the population.

For characteristics defined as continuous variables, we used the Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney test to compare migrants and non-migrants in the populations of resident men and women, respectively; chi-square tests were used to test group differences for categorically-defined characteristics.

The independence of associations between the proposed predictor variables and IAPT non-response will be explored using linear mixed model methods (for continuous outcome measures) and logistic regression (for categorically-defined outcomes i.e. recovered vs. non-recovered).

Mightn't there even be something illegal in allowing truckers to text under these study conditions and thereby cause uncalled for accidents simply for the benefit of categorically deciding they shouldn't be doing what we knew all along they shouldn't be doing?

§ 440.210 Required services for the categorically needy.

Peter Huntingford, public affairs spokesman for Airbnb, categorically denied claims it had not cooperated with Barcelona.