Sentence examples for in our categorization from inspiring English sources

"How much longer are we as a society willing to marginalize and scapegoat working-class and poor white people in our categorization of them as "white trash," and how much longer will white people of lower socioeconomic backgrounds refer to themselves in such demeaning terms internalized from the dominant culture?

In our categorization of diseases into diseases Types I, II, and III, we followed the approach used by the WHO Secreteriat and Røttingen et al., although noting limitations outlined by them (13 , 18.

In contrast to the implications for decreased flexibility observed in parasites, molecular methods applied to larger animals frequently show the opposite trend: more flexibility that previously thought and an increasing 'fuzziness' in our categorization of ecosystems by trophic levels and feeding guilds.

These null findings are contrary to the congruence effects that we have observed in our prior categorization work, in which participants classified women's displayed affect into sexual-interest, rejection, friendliness, or sadness categories (e.g., men showed greater sensitivity to women's sexual interest when the women dressed provocatively rather than conservatively).

In our model, categorization errors arise when incorrect prior predictions coincide with high delay costs (see equations 11 and 12).

We conclude, from these and further modelling attempts not reported here, that suitability for agriculture is by far the most important landuse type to predict population density, but that remaining variability is largely caused by factors other than landuse type (in our broad categorization).

In addition, based on our categorization, the third sub-category of feedback exchanges, social interaction, is classified into two sub-types: on-task and off-task interactional exchanges.

This illustrates that communicating our categorization framework in the short form we used, was problematic.

Five of the 13 estimates were directly from the original studies, and eight were transformed from the information available to comply with our categorization used in the meta-analysis.

We believe that our categorization of LBP in four groups was useful in elucidating different relations with fear-avoidance beliefs.

This means that in our study the categorization of test scores into five proficiency levels may inherently lead to a misclassification of about 24%, without taking divergent classifications (TOEFL/German NA) into account.