Sentence examples for individual categorisation from inspiring English sources

A similar trend, though not significant, was observed between individual categorisation ability and false memory susceptibility in a word recognition task.

We subsequently compared our individual categorisations and found that the level of agreement was high.

We also found a slight negative correlation between individuals' categorisation error scores (given as the number of questions answered incorrectly on the categorisation test) and their false memory susceptibility during recognition (given as the number of critical non-presented words recognised); however this trend was not significant (r s=-0.202 s=-0.202p=0.219, Figure 3).

Our categorisation of individual items under the themes mentioned in the literature as sensitive might have been done differently by other researchers.

The descriptive model of the obstetric care system we have developed as part of our study is based on the categorisation of individual professional organisational contexts and related patients (records).

Here we test this possibility using a standard experimental false memory paradigm and inter-individual variation in verbal categorisation ability.

Our result of a significant negative correlation between individuals' errors on a categorisation test and their susceptibilities to semantic type false memories during free recall demonstrates that false memories, to some extent, might be a by-product of our ability to learn rules, categories and concepts.

We acknowledge that our categorisation of individuals as having low mental health used a relatively crude instrument (i.e. the SF-12v2 is not a clinical assessment tool) and that mental health is fluid, with an assessment at one point in time (the survey) not necessarily applying to another time period (the interview and beyond).

In other words, participants that performed worse on the one test performed better on the other, and vice versa – indicating an inter-individual trade-off between categorisation ability on the one hand and false memory susceptibility during free recall on the other.

We do this, because we want to use the categorisation of the individual data points to finally determine a meaningful segmentation in time, as already introduced above.

Table 2 summarises the rationales (key points) behind the categorisation of the individual drugs.