Sentence examples for the difficulty of categorization from inspiring English sources

Our analysis of subject's congruency between online and offline word categorizations, suggests that it is not the word category itself that causes interference but rather the difficulty of categorization.

"The difficulty of correlating,….

Hence the difficulty of replication.

Despite the difficulty in categorization of patient groups these data were the best available clinical data.

This makes it a work of the utmost difficulty, defiant of categorization, but at the same time Langland never fails to convince the reader of the passionate integrity of his writing.

Review of the studies on CYP17 illustrates the difficulties of synthesizing evidence on such interactions, notably differences in definition and categorization of variables and in methods of analysis.

The main difficulties of visual categorization are two folds: large internal and external variations caused by surface markings and background clutters, respectively.

Thus, we suggest that the decision-level difficulty of the word categorization differentially burdened executive systems, relating to planning and decision-making, and consequently lead to interference in motor adaptation.

Then, we define UMr and UVr (eqs. 4 and 5) such that both quantities positively scale with the intrinsic difficulty of the stimulus in the categorization task, which increases when the mean evidence approaches zero or when the feature values become more variable.

In this multidisciplinary approach, the main difficulty is the categorization of the differents types of aggression.

This would relate the frequency of categorization errors to task difficulty; for example, when a stimulus is highly ambiguous or uncertain, the perceptual free energy landscape is flat (perceptual uncertainty is related to the local curvature of perceptual free energy; see equations 5 and 6 of the companion paper).