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When developing multivariable regression models for diagnosis or prognosis, continuous independent variables can be categorized to make a prediction table instead of a prediction formula.
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Specimens lacking sufficient epithelial cells for classification were categorized as ICMD (insufficient cells to make a diagnosis).
Others have also categorized findings to enable patients to make a well-informed decision about having the test or not, without options for different feedback policies (e.g., see example of prenatal ArrayCGH at the VU University Medical Center, Supp. Fig. S3).
This study aimed to identify the main drug classes associated with clinically significant DDIs in cardiothoracic ICU and categorize DDIs to make cardiothoracic intensivists aware of safe medication usage.
Probing cells mechanically can be broadly categorized to how does the probing tip made contact with the cell.
Therefore, the convection categorized as "other" makes a large contribution to the global aspects, while the contribution of the convection in the cloudy disturbance to the global aspect is limited.
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As a result, convections not categorized as cloudy disturbances make a large contribution to the global-mean convection properties.
This was evident in the fact that over 56% of students categorized as aTNS made a reasonable attempt at solving the majority of these tasks.
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