Sentence examples for classification findings from inspiring English sources

However, to assess the potential impact of IQ on the classification findings, GPC predictive probabilities were correlated with IQ within each group.

This convergence of results between our findings and those of studies in drug-free subjects suggests that our classification findings may be generalizable to unmedicated patients.

We tested whether our main classification findings in STS/STG and early visual cortex survived in the absence of eye movements by carrying out a second fMRI experiment with the revised experimental paradigm.

Extending the pairwise position classification findings to discriminate between four arbitrary environmental positions revealed a region of the hippocampus that is involved in the general storage and/or manipulation of position representations.

One alternative explanation to account for the accurate across-effector classification findings reported may be that our frontoparietal cortex results arise not because of the coding of effector-invariant movement goals (grasp vs reach actions) but instead simply because grasp vs reach movements for both hand and tool trials are cued according to the same 'Grasp' and 'Reach' auditory instructions.

These reports have focused mainly on tumour classification, finding satisfactory results to segregate superficial and invasive tumours using pools of samples representing different stages (Thykjaer et al, 2001), or individual tumours (Dyrskjot et al, 2003; Sanchez-Carbayo et al, 2003a, 2003b).

Rather, as indicated by our cross-classification findings, the representations may differ, perhaps depending on the specifics of the kinematics or object-effector interactions.

Indeed, classification of findings in clinical practice is challenging and endoscopic findings might not always be congruent with abdominal discomfort presented by the patient.

Intracranial dural arteriovenous fistulas: classification, imaging findings, and treatment.

As a consequence and given its high clinical significance, radiologists should be familiar with the various aspects of this entity, including its definition, classification, imaging findings on different imaging modalities and associations.

Given the insignificant contribution of SNPs to cancer classification, our findings suggest that the SNPs identified in [8] lack statistical evidence for being involved in esophageal cancer.