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Thus, particles deposit by direct fallout and the associated sediment can be stratified, but not cross-stratified (Talbot et al. 1994).
Because GPM and CloudSat retrievals discriminate between rain and snow, we decided to introduce mixed-phase precipitation to OceanRAIN so that the dataset can be stratified accordingly.
Discusses how patients can be stratified into risk categories based on their alcohol consumption and what advice dental professionals should be giving.
Breast carcinomas can be stratified into different entities based on clinical behavior, histologic features, and/or by biological properties.
This indicates that heterogeneous landscapes can be stratified into relatively homogeneous strata, and three or four endmembers may be adequate to characterize the spectral variability within each stratum.
However, patients can be stratified into responders and non-responders within days, as opposed to the weeks required for standard antidepressant therapies, which will hopefully increase the accuracy with which patients are subgrouped.
Management of these toxicities depends on the severity and can be stratified into grades.
Temporally, systemic treatment can be stratified into neoadjuvant, adjuvant and metastatic settings, with each having a distinct goal [1].
Based on promoter haplotypes, IL-10 expression can be stratified from "high" (GCC), over "medium" (ACC), to "low" (ATA).
Later on, Blackman, in his review article, suggested mushroom poisoning can be stratified into seven clinical profiles [6].
Composite scores can be stratified into the following clinical severities of insomnia: absence (0 7), subthreshold (8 14), moderate (15 21), and severe (22 28).
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