Sentence examples for of these categorizations from inspiring English sources

Specifically, novices uniquely employed 10/24 categorization features; all of these categorizations were also classified as novice-like (see above).

Occasional random audits of the practice of these categorizations were also conducted to ensure that consistency variations did not exceed 5%.

For each of these categorizations a given target may be in more than one group, for example a Tup1 target bound by both Sut1 and Mig1.

We then analyzed the agreement of these categorizations between scores using weighted kappa statistics [ 34].

To facilitate generalisability to similar settings and population groups, future studies should be mindful of these categorizations and their impact on outcomes.

Some of these categorizations may not be mutually exclusive, and the effect of one human rights violation on the realization (or lack thereof) of other human rights could not be disentangled.

While (to the best of our knowledge) these categorizations have not been validated clinically, they have been employed by others [ 16, 17].

These categorizations of lot and technician but not site were important independent predictors in this model, which fit well (Hosmer-Lemeshow p-value = 0.77).

Therefore, we caution against interpretation of these GO categorizations in that sense.

Scholastics (de Libera 1995) are those philosophers that engaged in the "universalia debate": a continuation of the ancient Greek debate on how we can form logical systems to adequately categorize and refer to the world; and what the ontological status of language in these categorization systems is.

The quintessence of the categorization of these samples is the " distributive diagnosis", which is assigned to each brain and, by extrapolation, to each of its derived samples.