Sentence examples for permit categorization from inspiring English sources

Discrete phrases permit categorization of songs into distinct "types" that parallels the birdsong literature.

Ms. Gilman's body of work, with its disparate styles and subject matter, does not permit easy categorization.

A collection of Christian denominations was represented in the class, but too few with numbers large enough to permit finer categorization in the statistical analyses.

For example, because our data did not permit finer categorization, we defined "unmarried" as not having a legal marital arrangement; however sub-groups of unmarried women such as those in stable cohabitation may be subject to different associations.

This report describes how recognition of biologic and genetic factors has permitted risk categorization and resulted in new treatment protocols that individualize care.

Once more life was imitating art, if I may be permitted that categorization of a highly successful commercial film.

Maternal and paternal age distributions did not permit identical categorizations.

A 9-point rating scale was used that permits the categorization of the use of carotid endarterectomy as appropriate, uncertain, or inappropriate.

Present knowledge regarding the pharmacology of 2C-B is insufficient to clearly permit its definitive categorization as a stimulant, hallucinogen, or entactogen (i.e., "to produce a touching within" and introspection) [ 38], although there are references to its empathogenic quality (i.e., the ability to feel and share another person's emotions) in the literature [ 15].

Conclusions: Although no significant relationship was found between upper-limb motor impairment and intensity of RSD 10 weeks after stroke, the TMS responses permitted the early categorization of patients into 2 groups that developed significantly different average Enjalbert scores 1 to 2 months later when this clinical condition was fully developed.

Analysis of BCR-ABL in the progenitor cell compartments permitted a further categorization of post-relapse outcome.