Sentence examples for criterion for categorising from inspiring English sources
The aim of this study was to propose a criterion for categorising continuous variables to be used in CPRs, by seeking both the optimal number of categories and the optimal cut points.
On the basis of pre-defined criteria for categorising patients to diagnostic groups, 38 (40%) children had latent TB infection, 9 (9%) TB disease and 49 (51%) were uninfected.
The criteria for categorising 'tumour-free' mice must also be clarified.
Current imaging criteria for categorising disease response is with RECIST (Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors) v1.1.
However, the results are difficult to compare because we used a stricter criteria for categorising those reporting musculoskeletal pain.
Different criteria for categorising the HLA risk groups could potentially influence the result of the joint effect of HLA and other type 1 diabetes susceptibility genes.
Current imaging criteria for categorising disease response in metastatic renal cell carcinoma (mRCC) correlate poorly with overall survival (OS) in patients on anti-angiogenic therapies.
We also used the most recent FEV1 results in the notes to categorise patients according to NICE criteria for categorising airflow obstruction (FEV1 50 80% of predicted, mild obstruction; FEV1 30 49% predicted, moderate obstruction; FEV1 < 30% predicted, severe obstruction)[ 1].
Typical criteria for categorising models are top-down (macro-economic relationship of components) vs. bottom-up (technology specific) approaches, simulation vs. optimisation of the system, and partial equilibrium (e.g. considering only the power sector) vs. equilibrium (considering the whole economy) models [20].
However, this was minimised by only having two analysers, who both used the same set of criteria for categorising results.
However, it is vital that both prospective and retrospective studies use clinically relevant criteria for categorising patients; these should be clearly defined and prospectively applied.
