Sentence examples for based on their rates from inspiring English sources
In the Japanese classification of esophageal cancer, regional lymph nodes have been classified by their associations with patient prognosis, based on their rates of metastasis and patient survival [3,4].
We present a new algorithm that automatically selects a partitioning scheme via the iterative division of the alignment into subsets of similar sites based on their rates of evolution.
These conversion estimates will provide the working numbers needed to elucidate tsetse energetics and thereby construct a dynamic mass-energy budget which can quantify the need for food of individual flies based on their rates of respiration, development, growth, and reproduction.
Gillespie has defined three domains based on their rates of substitutions, which he terms the Ohta domain (the rate of substitution decreases with increasing population size), the Kimura domain (the rate of substitution remains close to the mutation rate) and the Darwin domain (the rate of substitution increases with increasing population size).
During a sudden demand change, the two BESS are to share portions of the load change based on their rated capacity.
In the current work, DAM attributes of SB, SI, SF, and SD were empirically subclassified into two groups based on their rate of SFP evolution.
Teachers initially set all students' difficulty to a common level based on the mathematics level of the class, and then directed individual students to increase or decrease their individual difficulty levels based on their rate of progress through the game.
As far as transportation is concerned, taxi cleanliness doesn't hold a candle to the impeccable standards Uber demands (as well as the public based on their rating system) from its drivers.
We clustered all gene families into groups based on their rate patterns, calling each group a rate pattern group (RPG).
Above, we estimated a 24% deficiency in the number of cis-acting QTL based on their rate of accumulation across all genes.
First, we split the genes into two groups based on their rate of evolution between humans and chimps.
