Sentence examples for categories such that from inspiring English sources
The 2013 CAP/ASCO HER2 Testing Guidelines Update modified HER2 FISH categories such that some cases with 'monosomy'co-amplification/polysomyomy', low-level increased HER2 signals or clustered heterogeneity now are considered amplified or equivocal.
To determine whether impulsive aggression (IA) is a meaningful clinical construct and to ascertain whether it is sufficiently similar across diagnostic categories, such that parallel studies across disorders might constitute appropriate evidence for pursuing indications.
Every aphorism here is about a Procrustean bed of sorts: faced with the imperfection of the unknown and the unobserved, we humans tend to backfit the world into reductive categories such that only someone of my immense intellect is able to point out the inherent futility of modern life.
We consider here how to separate multidimensional signals into two categories, such that the binary decision transmits the maximum possible information about those signals.
However, if the response equally emphasized both approaches, then the point was split between the categories such that each was incremented by.5.5
In contrast to the two-category scoring that most bioinformatics tools output, B-SIFT scores can be interpreted with three categories such that low scores represent a deleterious effect, scores near zero represent a neutral effect, and high positive scores identify potential activating mutations.
In addition, we selected negative and neutral items within each semantic category such that physical image properties were minimally different between emotional categories.
A person can have a degree of belief in more than one category such that (sum _c B_{c, m} = 1) and (B_{c, m} in [0, 1]).
Responses were coded with a "yes" or "no" in each category, such that multiple categories were possible.
Each patient was then placed in a 'high dose'lowlow dose' or 'unexposed' category, such that those exposed were divided equally into high- and low-dose categories.
Matching (particularly by age) also affects the proportions of participants placed into each category such that they are not representative of the target population.
