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Meanings of categoric in English
Portuguese
categórico Relating to or included in a category or categories.
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Examples for "collection"
Examples for "collection"
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A standardized case report form was used for data collection and analysis.
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The department said the debt collection agencies were subject to consumer law.
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There is also a government tax collection point at junction, officials said.
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The paper was a collection of just eight case studies of children.
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Or his masculinity. Rose's new collection featured all manner of 'feminine' detail.
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Another option is to open a new accumulation account to receive contributions.
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Possible metabolic implications of stress-related accumulation of particular amino acids are discussed.
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Perceptual decisions require the accumulation of sensory information to a response criterion.
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Studies suggest that aging is caused by the accumulation of free radicals.
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Individual accumulation is responsible for crime; crime necessitates laws; laws breed tyranny.
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However, the molecular mechanism governing platelet aggregation is not yet fully understood.
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Conclusion: Hemorrheological parameters and platelet aggregation showed specific changes following carotid stenting.
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Conclusion: Hemorheological parameters and platelet aggregation showed specific changes following carotid stenting.
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These simple organizational rules facilitated broad participation, knowledge aggregation, and citizen learning.
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P-LPA added to human platelets caused aggregation without the need for ADP.
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This simple categorical variable provided superior prognostic information to the TNM stage.
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Subjects: Pediatric categorical residents rotating through the PICU for the first time.
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Our data suggest a dimensional rather than categorical character for this disorder.
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He announced it himself, in categorical terms, in a reply to Mon.
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In one of the most categorical stories, Ralph leaned forward and interrupted.
Usage of categoric in English
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EU less categoric than United States on need for exchange trading.
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The answer I received was categoric-Nothingis changed since your visit to us.
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A second categoric message from her husband was the response.
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The first analysis treated each risk factor as a categoric variable in a univariate regression.
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They were quite categoric about it, she said.
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Fisher's exact test was used for categoric variables, and the Kaplan-Meier method was used to estimate survival.
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Asked if her committee had relaxed its management since the lockdown ended, Feng was categoric in her response.
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THE seasoned media hand was categoric.
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The reliability of several categoric definitions of leisure activity ranged from 0.46 to 0.68.
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Arsenal's stance remains categoric: Sánchez is not for sale, either to a Premier League rival or one in mainland Europe.
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The evidence is categoric.
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Krueger had said earlier on Tuesday that neither Schneiderlin nor Rodriguez would be sold -and he was categoric about it.
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I said that I did not think I was more of an old element than he, but repeated my categoric decision.
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Sturgeon has so far been categoric in not backing Johnson's proposed Brexit deal, and none of her party's 35 MPs support it either.
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EU less categoric than United States on need for exchange trading.
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The answer I received was categoric-Nothingis changed since your visit to us.
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