Sentence examples for difference between the classification from inspiring English sources

The major difference between the classification proposed by Rindi et al. and the WHO classification is the cutoff value of Ki67.

Optimism is calculated as the difference between the classification indexes obtained with the bootstrap sample and with the test sample.

We addressed this by computing the difference between the classification maps for head turn and ellipsoid rotation in each volunteer.

Finally, there is a difference between the classification methods proposed by González-Recio and Forni (2011) and those used in this study.

To detect a clinically relevant mean difference between the classification group and the usual care group of 9 points on the ODI (standard deviation [SD] 16), 55 patients are needed per group.

The diagnostic scores calculated with the original 58 genes and the 30 genes chosen in this study had a high correlation (r = 0.95), and there was no difference between the classification results in the test set and those in the previous study [ 5].

We confirmed that there was no significant difference between the classifications (Additional File 19).

From the results, DBN model is sensitive to the scales and depths of the architecture as there are obvious differences between the classification rates from different networks.

A reclassification procedure levels out differences between the classification schemes of the four maps.

The differences between the classification presented below and the classification presented in the article on protists (see protist: Classification) reflect the taxonomic variations that arise from individual interpretations.

Neither the DSM-5 nor the ICD-10 isuperioror to the other, yet the relative differences between the classification systems prevents them from being used interchangeably: we have two different and competing diagnostic systems: the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) and the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).