Sentence examples for basis of category definition from inspiring English sources
On the basis of category definition A (Table 2A), 178 (81%) gastric cancers were classified as DNA non-diploid and 43 (19%) as DNA diploid.
On the basis of category definition D (Table 2D), 61 (28%) patients with a DNA diploid or DNA tetraploid gastric cancer had a significantly longer survival compared with 160 (72%) patients with DNA aneuploid gastric cancers (Table 4 and Figure 1) (log rank of 16.8, P<0.001, with hazard ratio of 2.8 (95% confidence interval: 1.7 4.7).
On the basis of category definition B (Table 2B), 43 (19%) patients with DNA diploid or 105(5%) with DNA tetraploid gastric cancer survived for a longer time compared with 168 (76%) patients with DNA non-diploid gastric cancer; however, this difference was not significant (log rank of 5.5, P=0.06).
On the basis of category definition C (Table 2C), 53 (24%) patients with either DNA diploid or DNA tetraploid gastric cancer survived significantly longer than did 168 (76%) patients with DNA aneuploid gastric cancer (log rank: 5.3, P=0.02, hazard ratio 1.8 (95% confidence interval: 1.1 2.9)).
On the basis of category definition A (Table 2A), 49 (22%) patients with DNA diploid gastric cancers survived significantly longer than did 172 (78%) patients with DNA non-diploid gastric cancers (Table 4; log rank 10.1, P=0.001, with hazard ratio of 2.395%5% confidence interval: 1.4 3.9)).
On the basis of category definition C (Table 2C), 66 (30%) patients with either DNA diploid or DNA tetraploid gastric cancer had a significantly longer survival compared with 155 (70%) patients with DNA aneuploid gastric cancers (Table 4) (log rank 13.8, P<0.001, with hazard ratio of 2.4 (95% confidence interval: 1.5 4.0)).
For designers, this kind of category definition is a key ambition, achieved by very few.
As the classification of DNA ploidy into category definition D does not apply to FCM-DNA, we cannot directly compare ICM-DNA category definition D with a similar FCM-DNA category definition.
On the basis of HCFA definitions, two major categories of rural hospitals were identified.
