Sentence examples for criteria distribution from inspiring English sources

This criteria distribution was similar across age categories.

Distribution of these diagnoses showed significant differences between reference hospitals.> -wrap-foot> Colorectalcancerancer, IID Inflammatory Intestinal disease (includes ulcerative colitis. and Crohn's disease) Table  5 presents the EPAGE-II criteria distribution, according to the reached diagnoses.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Pareto criterion distribution based on the operating and emission costs: a without transmission power loss; and b with transmission power loss.

In order for the descriptive models to be generalizable on the basis of the set of cases with realistic cue and criterion distributions, the cases were sampled from a large case series of real patients [ 28].

For each genome and for each of the five selected criteria, the distribution of non-orphans was generated and the percentiles for that distribution were calculated.

Plans for the Rugby Champions Cup were drawn up by English and French clubs unhappy with the qualification criteria and distribution of revenue in the Heineken Cup.

They were scored from 1 to 5 according to five criteria, namely distribution, life history, habitat, ecosystem synchrony and dispersal ability.

The reasons speaking for the exclusion of features like skin color, height, sex and parentage as discriminatory apply equally to other natural human qualities like intellegence, appearance, physical strength, and so forth that are often chosen as criteria for distribution.

By American Joint Committee on Cancer 17 criteria, the distribution of primary tumor (pT) stage was: pT1 (n=1, 2.4%), pT2 (n=2, 4.9%), pT3 (n=27, 65.9%), and pT4 (n=11, 26.8%); 2 cases were unknown.

Data acceptability was based on these criteria: normal distribution, no significant floor or ceiling effects (i.e. less than 15%% of participants achieved the highest or lowest scores).

Selection of cities was based on two criteria: regional distribution and presence of an active research group assuring sufficient expertise and resources to successfully perform epidemiological studies.