Sentence examples for in a categorisation from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, 12 French dyslexic children with severe reading and VA span disorders and 12 age-matched control children were engaged in a categorisation task under fMRI.

If they have not been pre-exposed then prototype abstraction/application will only occur in a categorisation task.

This resulted in a categorisation of the data coded during step 1 and more insight into underlying mechanisms.

Such borderline cases are likely to lead to some degree of difficulty for the analyst in assigning a categorisation.

Within mammographic breast screening programmes in Europe, a categorisation for nonoperative histology reporting is used from B1 normal and B2 benign through to B5 malignant.

Although attempts have been made to measure appropriateness of attendance in terms of a categorisation of the processes of care (whether patients have received treatments/investigations/referrals or are admitted, for example), it has proved problematic to achieve consensus about what processes of care make a visit appropriate.

Reviewer 5: Davide Vecchi (Universidad de Santiago de Chile, Chile) The idea of the authors is to use concepts originally formulated in economics in order to offer a categorisation of genetic resources.

As expected the vulnerable adolescents showed poorer educational achievements, lower IQ and a smaller proportion in 'gainful employment' (or 'GE'; a categorisation of those reporting to be in education, employment or training) compared to the ROOTS population sample.

Whilst it may be true that a person who has had a particular diagnosis (e.g. depression, schizophrenia) has a higher likelihood than the general public of being diagnosable again, the re-framing of 'well' in a dichotomous categorisation system as 'in remission' is a reasoning bias.

A further limitation lies in the statistical analysis using a categorisation of the differences between parents and children into three classes (overestimation, underestimation, agreement).

The overuse definitions are consistent with the approach advocated by Clarsen et al. 19 It is recognised that for some real-world datasets some of the dependency categories within the SIC model may not apply (with the potential for some zero count cells), but it is still important to include them in an overall categorisation model, especially from a statistical model point of view.