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Significados de categorization em inglês

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The act of distributing things into classes or categories of the same type.

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Uso de categorization em inglês
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After categorization into risk groups patients are best classified by max STE.
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Conclusions: These subcategories enhance the National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators categorization.
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When the business started digitizing the images, it lacked a categorization method.
Reuters
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With that categorization comes expensive recovery programs, costly lawsuits and halted projects.
Wired
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He gets the description and categorization of the blood stain patterns correct.
Wired
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Nevertheless, racial categorization is all but gone, especially in clinical studies.
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Furthermore, these methods enable categorization of neurobehavioral disorders through their underlying biological basis.
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Audio-recorded interview data were analyzed using content categorization of the responses.
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It would use two types of tests to accomplish this categorization.
Wired
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Texomer results in substantially improved accuracy in sample categorization and functional variant prioritization.
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The photo-sharing site has the best application of semantic categorization on the web.
Wired
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Additional lesions outside of boxes were excluded from detection and categorization.
Pubmed
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Richard Beales Four years after his death, Steve Jobs' flawed genius defies categorization.
Reuters
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For others, their gender might be much more stable or resist categorization altogether.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Genetic ancestry has been suggested as an alternative to this categorization.
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This means dogs must have a system of internal categorization of emotional states.
Reuters
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Translations for categorization
Categorization ao longo do tempo
Categorization nas variantes da língua
Estados Unidos da América
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