...Ruchi Gupta; Courtney N Day; Wlliam O Tobin; Cynthia S Crowson Abstract Many neuro-oncology studies commonly assess the association between a prognostic factor (predictor) and disease or outcome, such as the association between age and glioma. Predictors can be continuous (eg, age) or categorical...

... national indicators, commonalities can be identified. Future work will attempt to incorporate other nations' indicators, and attempt cross-national comparison. indicator metric classify categorize measure Europe Throughout Europe (and indeed the broader developed world) there is increasing interest...

... pattern. Race is a social construct that not based on biology and only emerges as a result of a person's desire to classify and categorize, while intelligence is too difficult to define and measure. However, there are studies that correlate race and intelligence using proxies intended to intimate...

...0 30 10 1997 Du Bms’s Prominence in this century’s Afro-American political life is widely recognized. Yet attempts to categorize him with respect to the various strategic and ideological programs constitutive of black political debate have yielded an uncommonly confusing picture. The confusion...

... deals first with assaults upon women/girls and then with assaults upon men/boys under the 1956 Act, followed by assaults upon adults of both genders under the 2003 Act (commencement date 1.5.2004), which reverted to there being no differentiation between genders but does categorize offender...

...0 10 03 2005 An employer owes a range of common law duties to his employees in the law of negligence. It has been traditional to categorize these duties under four headings, requiring the provision of safe fellow employees, safe equipment, a safe place of work and a safe system of work. All...

..., this chapter will describe and categorize the many different ways in which plurals can look non-inflectional because of listedness and lack of regularity. different lexical plurality categorize grammatical This content is only available as a PDF. ...

...0 20 06 1991 Graeco-Roman grammars attempted to categorize verbal forms in terms of their meanings. Expressions such as verbs were viewed as signs expressing mental “affections.” As the mind presumably apprehended in reality three segments of time (past, present, and future), so language...

...0 04 01 1996 In the preceding chapter, several notions of logical reliability were introduced. It was proposed that degrees of underdetermination be defined as the impossibility of reliability in various different senses. In this chapter, I will categorize some inductive problems...

... governance organizations categorize This content is only available as a PDF. ...

... populations. First, we distinguish a variety of comparative and historical methods, discuss how experimental approaches ought to dovetail with those methods, and illustrate our points with a specific example. We then place these experimental approaches in a larger context and categorize the variety...

...0 29 07 1993 Few Americans have proven as difficult to categorize as Henry David Thoreau. He has become, in the words of John Diggins, “a man for all persuasions.”1 For some, Thoreau is the bourgeois individualist par excellence. This was the view of such early twentieth-century Marxists as V...

...0 25 03 2004 We should note at the outset that categorization judgments need not involve the use of language: they are fundamental to any sort of discrimination task performed by dogs or rats or babies. In order to reliably press one lever when presented with a square and another when presented...

... but involves choosing between distinct senses. different lexical plurality categorize grammatical This content is only available as a PDF. ...

...0 08 06 2000 The attempt by critics to categorize the novels of the 1950s and 1960s through the constrictive binary opposition of realism and anti-realism breaks down over the course of the following decade as a period of intense experimentalism gives way to the explosion of nueva...