Sentence examples for classifications correspond with from inspiring English sources

As stated previously, IBS-2 classifications correspond with IBS-2, -1, and -0 track types.

IBS-1 classifications correspond with both IBS-1 and -0 track types.

While an assessment of the performance of these classifications in models of forest change was beyond the scope of this paper, we here examine how well the classifications corresponded with local and broad-scale environmental variables.

This classification corresponded with ICD-10 codes I61, I63 and I64.

Linear discriminant analysis (LDA) was used to classify observations into cases or controls by their Fluidigm-derived microbial profile and to estimate how well this classification corresponded with the actual status of the sample.

Linear discriminant analysis (LDA) based on leave-one-out cross-validation was used to classify observations into cases or controls by their Fluidigm-derived microbial profile and to estimate how well this classification corresponded with the actual status of the sample.

These conservative classifications correspond to BACs with ratios on the methylation-sensitive arrays that exceed MAD-based thresholds discussed above (that is, for Figure 7, 4.88 MAD units from the median, a threshold chosen such that we would expect approximately 0.05% of BACs on the array to fall in each of the Low or High categories by chance).

Several studies have now demonstrated that the molecular classification corresponds better with outcome than histopathology.

The classification of the pathways correspond with current knowledge, where the glycosylation of proteins is considered to have originated in a prokaryotic, pre-compartalized, ancestor and have gradually evolved into a multi-stages, tissue-specialized process.

Based on a person-centered approach, the classification corresponds to substantively meaningful groups of individuals who present with a comparable constellation of health problems.

36 In this study, we recoded the psychiatric diagnoses categorised according to the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) 8th and 9th revision (codes 291 319) to correspond with the classification of ICD-10 (codes F04 F99).