Sentence examples for categorize the response from inspiring English sources

A dimensionless parameter has been used to categorize the response into elastic, elastic-plastic-hardening, elastic-plastic-softening, rigid-plastic-hardening and rigid-plastic-softening.

We performed a meta-analysis to categorize the response of plant parameters involved in drought tolerance in DREB-overexpressed plants and to evaluate experimental variables that affects transgenic plant performance.

The first On may categorize the response nodes; the ones which could make the current device have a qualified depth are in the optimum group, and the others are backup to maintain the network structure in case no optimal options were found.

We developed a coding scheme to categorize the response issues encountered during the interviews (as defined in Table  1).

A 2-point change from 'no change' will be used as cut-off to categorize the response into: i) better, ii) no change, and iii) worse.

A 2-point change from 'no change' will be used as cut-off to categorize the response into: 1) better, 2) no change, and 3) worse, with 'no change' being the neutral response.

We note here that although we have chosen (for clarity and simplicity) to categorize the responses to lytic infection as falling into 3 discrete classes, there is in fact a continuum of changes in host transcript levels ranging from strong induction to reduction below detection limits.

The responses are imported into the software, which extracts key terms that are used to categorize the responses.

For a large group of observers, with varying levels of experience, we have shown that the semi-quantitative approach of PERCIST 1.0 provides a significant higher overall agreement among observers than a more qualitative approach when categorizing the response in NSCLC patients early during treatment.

We categorized the response categories into two groups: "Good," which included "very good" and "good," and "Poor," which included "fair," "bad," and "very bad".

(We assumed that physician-respondents who answered "I am unsure" would not recommend the medical intervention in question in the vignettes and that layperson-respondents who answered it would not consent to the treatment. Therefore we categorized the response "I am unsure" as "NO").