As CTE is characterized pathologically by frontal and temporal lobe atrophy, by abnormal deposits of phosphorylated tau and by 43 kDa TAR DNA binding protein and is associated clinically with behavioral and personality changes, as well as cognitive impairments, CTE is increasingly categorized as an acquired frontotemporal lobar degeneration.
Because CTE is accompanied by a range of symptoms reflective of frontotemporal dysfunction, including behavioral and cognitive deficits and a dysexecutive syndrome, and the anatomic substrate of CTE is a FTLD characterized by superficial spongiosus, atrophy and neuronal loss with astrocytic and neuronal deposition of tau and TDP-43, CTE is increasingly categorized as an acquired FTLD.
Some may encourage adopting the approach that some literary awards seem to be moving toward, which increasingly categorizes the work according to the social profile of the author.
Furthermore, the usage and materiality of space is increasingly measured, categorized, and circulated by all manners of institutions; these competing data representations often become the primary way of understanding and responding to a site.
As genres continue to blur and artists become increasingly harder to categorize, perhaps we should be less surprised that they often understand each other.
As cross-border acquisitions have proliferated and companies have moved manufacturing operations overseas, it has become increasingly difficult to categorize corporations and their products by country of origin.
As a result, Syrians are increasingly being re-categorized from unregistered or recorded refugees to labor or economic migrants, which lack the same international protections.
A shape-shifting movie that becomes increasingly hard to categorize and contain, "You All Are Captains" has been described as a documentary-fiction hybrid.
He was never again as big a star as he had been in the 1950s, but he remained active, and his music became increasingly difficult to categorize, incorporating elements of free jazz, jazz-rock fusion and other styles.
Studies show that as the population has grown and become more diverse -- expanding beyond the Mexicans in the Southwest and the Puerto Ricans in the East, who have a history with the Democratic Party and its civil rights agenda -- Hispanic voters are increasingly harder to categorize.
It is interesting to note that, over the years during which these volumes have appeared, it has become increasingly difficult to categorize the papers, as analysts and policy makers continue to discover and address the complexity of the problems of environmental management.
