Sentence examples for classification into six categories from inspiring English sources

A broader classification into six categories was used when analysing crude death rates (see Figure  1), but was not used for the main analyses due to low case numbers and rather similar mortality risks in the three high alcohol consumption categories (40 59.9, 60.0-79.9, ≥ 80 g/day).

The follicular fluid was aspirated, and oocytes were evaluated microscopically for classification into four categories.

However, it seems reasonable to wonder about this classification into two categories.

Embedding is performed according to (19) ( is the watermarked pixel and is the watermark), on the basis of a classification into two categories: if does not cause any over/underflow, otherwise.

Classification into three categories yields a more complex result than classification into positive and negative tests.

The Japanese system divides invasive ductal carcinoma not otherwise specified (NOS) according to the WHO classification into three categories based on morphology: papillotubular, solid-tubular and scirrhous carcinoma [ 17, 18].

Social class was measured by current occupation categorized according to the Registrar General's classification [ 37] into six categories: professional (I), managerial/technical (II), skilled non-manual (III-NM), skilled manual (III-M), semi-skilled (IV) and unskilled (V).

It should be noted that Boyd's classification is divided into six categories, with three categories -A, B and C- classifying densities under 25percentt with narrower range intervals than the rest.

Classification subdivides human breast cancer into six categories including Luminal A, Luminal B, HER2+, Basal, Claudin-low and normal-like [ 1].

Efforts to improve family classification fall into two categories.

A clinically useful classification is into two categories: neuroischemic and neuropathic foot ulcers (Watkins 2003; Edmonds et al 2004a).