Sentence examples for to the categorization from inspiring English sources

The problem with the DSM is that psychiatry over at least the last four decades has attempted to categorize mental and psychological manifestations as distinct illnesses, similar to the categorization of medical and surgical illnesses, instead of recognizing that the best way to understand psychological health is on a spectrum.

Time scales are also relevant to the categorization of materials.

They must then cycle back to the categorization stage and add or eliminate categories or, sometimes, rethink them entirely.

A framework is defined consistent with and complementary to the categorization defined under CICES.

The third section of this chapter refers to the categorization of clay resources and the resource evaluation process.

We concluded that the physical attributes of bottles are related to the categorization process of the bottle content made by consumers.

However, it has been more difficult to address the question of how early in the processing stream this sensitivity to the information relevant to the categorization task emerges.

These findings suggest that the structural and semantic stages are dissociable and that the categorization of artefacts, as opposed to the categorization of natural objects, is based, in part, on action knowledge mediated by the left premotor cortex.

For instance, perception studies demonstrate that prosodic correlates do not contribute similarly to the identification of contrasts (oppositions) in speech intonation, and F0 contributes more prominently to the categorization of contrast in speech intonation (Lehiste, 1976; Peng et al., 2012).

Indeed, it is possible to map these terminologies to the MeSH, and thus to the CISMeF metaterms in order to obtain the categorization.

Inter-rater reliability was assessed by one medical student who was blinded to the categorizations, for data from July 2006.