Sentence examples for less categorically defined from inspiring English sources

We suggest that the activity observed in the prefrontal cortex could be related to stimulus ambiguity and long-term voice gender representations because ambiguous voices were more difficult to rate as male or female, less categorically defined as one or the other gender, thus requiring more energy for decision making.

Our main contributions in this study are categorically defined as under: 1.

We categorically defined the degree to which various abnormal behaviors were displayed in eight chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) and 21 rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) groups.

The topology of future MTDC grids is not yet categorically defined, and different control/protection schemes are proposed by the main manufacturers and technology providers.

Respondents categorically defined 'clean' as not including natural gas or nuclear power energies.

The mule is categorically defined by the presence of ginger, so most suggestions for a proper mule start at the (ginger) root.

It is therefore uncertain whether age was associated with serum ALT concentrations within the normal range, and whether the associations between age and the prevalence of categorically defined elevated ALT would have remained had lower ALT thresholds been applied.

Additionally, we conducted multivariate-adjusted models to examine the association between age and prevalence of categorically defined elevated serum ALT across these four age groups, and p-value for trend was examined.

The opposite was true when overweight was categorically defined as age- and sex-specific BMI ≥85th%.

Smoking status was categorically defined on the basis of self-reports.

Using the genotyping data from this study, Neale et al. (2008a) reported a classic transmission disequilibrium analysis (TDT) of a categorically defined ADHD phenotype.