Sentence examples for implicitly categorized from inspiring English sources

Prediction: Coalition Members Will be Categorized by Tenure Length As predicted, subjects implicitly categorized members by tenure length: The average categorization score was significantly greater than zero (M = 0.78, SD = 1.77, t53 = 3.24, one-tailed p = 0.001, r = 0.41).

Our results are at least partially supportive: With few exceptions, subjects implicitly categorized coalition members by tenure.

For each subject we calculate a single categorization score, which indexes the degree to which subjects implicitly categorize by the four tenure lengths.

Looking back, he claims that his dutiful exercises in taxonomy were misguided, writing that "naming things is always implicitly categorizing and therefore collecting them, attempting to own them".

Although in our paradigm subjects may have been implicitly categorizing the birds throughout the scan session in order to successfully perform the task, this did not elicit training-specific increases in prefrontal cortex.

Mead and Magill (2014) and Kiyosugi et al. (2015), for example, implicitly assume that VEIs have been accurately categorized for several thousands of years, despite the very different ways in which VEIs have been assessed for eruptions occurring at different times over the Holocene and the Quaternary, respectively.

Network data collection (and subsequent analyses) can be categorized, then, by whether it considers a static network, a cross-sectional realization of an implicitly dynamic network, or an explicitly dynamic network.

The hard part is being categorized.

They cannot be categorized by style.

Tequilas are also categorized by age.

"I felt it categorized us," she said.