Sentence examples for categorization into three from inspiring English sources

A categorization into three levels (< 6, 6, and 7, ≥ 8) was also considered and a multilevel multinomial logistic regression model was used for the estimation.

Our idea was to shape FL to the natural categorization into three zones, as our everyday vocabulary does.

Regardless of the parameterization chosen, the categorization into three possible offspring genotype categories means that there are a maximum of three possible terms in the denominator of equation (2), clearly seen in the columns 3 and 4 of Table I.

One of these questionnaires, the Subgroup for Targeted Treatment (STarT) Back Screening Tool (SBST), which allows patients categorization into three risk subgroups of persistent disabling LBP (low, medium, or high risk subgroup), has increasingly been studied since its validation in 2008 [ 13].

For a categorization into five proficiency levels, the authors suggest the following percentages of accurate classifications depending on the assumed reliability of the test (in parentheses):.70 (.50),.50 (.50),.50 (.50).50

Each of the WHO categories contains numerous descriptive subcategories of interest to the hematopathologist and oncologist; however, most of the clinically significant information in the WHO schema is communicated via categorization into one of the subtypes listed below.

In the case of non-linearity, categorization into two classes defined by the median was carried out.

A decision was taken to reduce this categorization into two groups: likely (very likely, quite likely) and unlikely/uncertain (unlikely, very unlikely or unable to say).

Qualitative variables like sex, Apgar score (categorization into two groups – <6 at 5 minutes and ≥ 6 at 5 minutes), maternal and postnatal problems (again categorized-present or absent) were compared among the three groups by Fisher's exact test.

Students' self-reports regarding the frequency of being a perpetrator or victim of different forms of traditional bullying were used for categorization into four mutually exclusive categories as bully-victims, victims, bullies, and non-involved students.

Categorization into five groups of patients (details in Additional file 2) and into six groups of peaks (details in Additional file 3) shows that, for the first and the second groups of patients, high values of the fifth and sixth groups of peaks are characteristic, while the first group reveals also higher values in the first cluster of peaks.