He distinguishes 'phenotypes', which are overt grammatical categories typically indicated by morphemic markers, from what he called 'cryptotypes', which are covert grammatical categories, marked only implicitly by distributional patterns in a language that are not immediately apparent.
Such events fall into one of two categories: overt and covert.
According to the bleeding pattern, the OGIB was classified into two categories; overt, manifesting as melena or hematochezia, and occult, manifesting as recurrent IDA and/or a positive fecal occult blood test without any visible bleeding.
Overt aggression has two categories of physical and non-physical aggression, the latter encompassing verbal (e.g., saying hurtful things to another individual), symbolic (i.e., attempting to hurt an individual in a non-verbal manner e.g. making threatening gestures) and object (e.g., hitting an object) aggression [ 10].
Some activities can be grouped into more than one category; for example, "choking on cock" could be categorized as a sadomasochistic act or it could be labeled as fellatio and fall under the category of overt sexual activity.
Patient characteristics and kidney function among three categories (GDM alone, overt diabetes, and no history of diabetes) were compared.
He once refused an invitation to speak at the Hay festival on "writing about the working class", detecting a whiff of patronage in the proposed subject, and his distrust of categories has always been overt.
Whorf's distinction between "overt" (phenotypical) and "covert" (cryptotypical) grammatical categories has become widely influential in linguistics and anthropology.
Dishabituation – responses to non-habituated stimuli – can provide a window into the structure of these categories, without requiring an overt task.
The analysis of 71 shows that the functional category F can be overt (as realized as or), not necessarily emptyq.
