Sentence examples for defined in three groups from inspiring English sources

One often noticed outcome of this goal is the Freiburg Charter (Daseking et al. 2012), in which the principles are defined in three groups: spatial development, content and process.

The variable S6K2 and/or 4EBP1 was defined in three groups as highest quartile mRNA expression of: neither S6K2 nor 4EBP1 (=0), either S6K2 or 4EBP1 (=1), or S6K2 and 4EBP1 (=2).

Highest achieved educational level was determined and defined in three groups for analysis: low level of education (medium- level secondary education or below), medium level of education (higher-level secondary education or vocational education) and high level of education (diploma level or university education).

Fatty meal was defined in two groups (excess, not excess).

Therefore TB infection was defined in two groups: prevalent and incident infection.

Changing of weight from 20 years old was defined in two groups (not changed, changed; getting lighter or heavier).

Educational attainment of the mother recorded before pregnancy was defined in six groups, from 'none' to 'degree or above'.

All 12 shock patients, seven men and five women, were defined in four groups: hypovolemic, cardiogenic, obstructive and distributive/septic shock in four cases, two cases, one case, and five cases, respectively.

When job strain in our study was defined in four groups, as low strain, passive job, active job, or high strain, the influence of a high-strain job (high demands and low decision latitude) in women was attenuated.

The cause of death was identified in 29 patients (not defined in two cases; one in radiation treatment group and one in resection group).

Known groups were defined in two ways: first, based on the severity of the health condition (mild, moderate, and severe) and second, based on whether the patients were working or not due to their health condition (i.e. those who were on sick leave or who reported "ill health" as the main reason for not working for pay).