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We started our analysis by defining two groups of genes.

Third, based on these analyses we aimed at defining two groups of tinnitus patients, with and without hyperacusis, and calculated a linear discriminant analysis using the GÜF sum score as the independent variable.

The remaining 9 pseudogenes are found among five conserved synteny blocks, defining five groups of orthologous pseudogenes.

Therefore, a multidisciplinary panel within the ARITMO consortium (i.e., cardiologists, pharmacoepidemiologists, and pharmacovigilance experts) reached consensus on defining four groups of events in decreasing order of drug-attributable risk for TdP.

We define two groups of excitatory neurones whose oscillatory antiphasic sums of activities represent output signals as possible motor commands towards antagonist buccal muscles.

But then he went on to define two groups of Americans — a "minority" who were trying to "impose" their point of view "by mounting demonstrations in the street" in order to end the war immediately, and a "majority" who, presumably, supported the secret plan whose existence he was now revealing.

This endpoint defined two groups of patients: S+ for the success of the weaning attempt and S− if it failed.

We can define two groups of data which can be extracted from this material shown in Fig. 4.

To design and perform the tests, initially we defined two groups of applications (namely, group A and group B), each one including OO and AO implementations of six programs plus two concerns10 of the Question Database system.

As shown on Figure 6A, we could define two groups of genotypes.

Although one could have attempted to define two groups of alleles at loci GF1A and GF1B, there was no possibility to attribute these groups to a given species.