Sentence examples for more specific categorizations from inspiring English sources
Studies assessing the use of D/SD in clinical settings argued that the improved description of dengue as it occurs globally, leading to more specific categorizations according disease severity, should lead to improved reporting.
We found no significant impact of vasopressors on any of our outcome measures but it is conceivable that a more specific sub-categorization may be necessary to resolve this question.
English performance was analogous to that of the Japanese listeners in So and Best (2010), but their results provide more specific insight into the categorization and discrimination relationship; English listeners (So & Best, 2014) showed large discrepancies among the UC pairs, with one UC pair being associated with much better discrimination than the TC pairs.
It may also be that human beings are genetically endowed with rather more specific and linguistically relevant principles of categorization.
Turner's 'self-categorization theory' (1987) provided a more specific characterization of self-perception, or self-definition, as a system of cognitive self-schemata that filter and process information, and output a representation of the social situation that guides the choice of appropriate behavior.
The observed heterogeneity in test results [35] has so far prevented a stringent categorization of CP according to more specific deficits in the processing of facial identity.
Moreover, the shrinkage accomplished with random coefficient terms allowed for flexible modeling over relatively fine categorizations of education and ethnicity in order to produce more specific patterns than reported previously, and with the extent of shrinkage determined by the data.
Others are more specific.
Others voiced more specific concerns.
