The phrase "a group data" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would typically be "group data" or "a data group," depending on the context.
Example: "The researchers analyzed the group data to identify trends in the study."
Alternatives: "aggregate data" or "data set."
The relationship would appear to be owed to a preponderance of long-cycle accessions in the high-amylose Wx a group (data not shown).
For rational explanations on results from some of our previous works, a group data showing the product distributions (selectivity) at selected single temperature points (e.g. 450 °C) were extracted from the simulated results and listed in the Table 2.
Representative images are shown in (A ); group data in (B ).
Nevertheless, by representing other combinations of components the model is also able to clearly differentiate closely-related varieties within a group (data not shown).
Of 1282 patients with Her2/neu positive status, only 73 patients were treated with a high-titer monoclonal antibody against Her2/neu (trastuzumab), the 5-year DFS rate was significantly higher than those without trastuzumab treatment (72.8% vs 64.9%, P < 0.001), but still lower than those in the luminal A group (data not shown).
The previous model TlogLWM is a particular case of a grouped data model with a baseline Weibull distribution.
For this last model, the underlying variable followed a Weibull distribution and was both a log-linear model and a grouped data model.
The analysis was carried out using a proportional hazards model (assumed to be either the Weibull model or a grouped data model) with the Survival Kit v6 program package [ 11].
In studies containing both a training and a validation group, data of each group was regarded as a single study in the meta-analysis.
As a comparison group, data were also drawn from a normal distribution with a mean of 5 and a standard deviation of 1.
Data across multiple subjects were temporally concatenated resulting in a single group data matrix from which an HMM with 8 states was inferred (see 'Materials and methods').
