In the same way, diagnostic categories are based
on observable features of the child (that is, symptoms) and tell us something about nonobservable features (such as the neural basis or associated risk factors).
A good category allows us to make inferences about nonobvious properties: for example, categorizing an object as a dog (based
on observable features such as the shape of the head, the tail) allows the inference of nonobservable features (for instance, it has lungs, it may bite).
Not exact matches
Answering this question requires classifying neuronal activity patterns recorded from the brain, based
on a number of statistical, dynamical and anatomical
features and correlating them with
observable behaviours, such as the presence or absence of rapid eye movements.
Finally, based
on the rich information
on instructors» demographic characteristics and multi-year employment records in this state, I will explore the extent to which instructor effectiveness can be explained by
observable instructor demographic characteristics and employment
features.
In contrast, validation exercises have focused
on short - term carbon fluxes and leaf area dynamics,
features readily
observable (e.g., ref.