Sentence examples for differentiated by group from inspiring English sources

The term β-hemolytic streptococci was used rather than Streptococcus pyogenes because the isolates were not differentiated by group.

When differentiated by age group, suicide mortality increased among both sexes in the age groups 20 59 and >60 years.

The intervention effects in the outcome measure differentiated by these group of students will be tested in the multilevel models analysis.

The administrative prevalence of MS was calculated based on the number of identified patients (differentiated by age group and sex) and the total Bavarian SHI population between 2005 and 2009.

Nonparametric analysis of longitudinal data was carried out to analyze two groups differentiated by SAPS II (Group 1: ≤ 45 points, Group 2: >45 points).

Each cage contained ≤5 mice, which were differentiated by treatment groups.

Table 4 displays the potential determinants of overweight/obesity differentiated by SES groups.

In these studies, total mortality, partially differentiated by important groups of diseases and/or cancer incidence or cancer mortality, especially brain tumour and leukaemia, were defined as outcomes.

In other words, we have to describe the attributes common to all animals, or to assemblages, like the class of Birds, of closely allied groups differentiated by gradation, or to groups like Man not differentiated into subordinate groups.

The six ecological groups were not clearly differentiated by the between-group PCAs performed to investigate the effects of ecology on bone shape variation.

The database thus included three groups differentiated by both age and presence of a disability: one group comprising of 6 to 12-year-old children without disability (NDC group), a second group made up of 6 to 12-year-old children with disability (DC group), and a third group comprising of 13 to 20-year-old adolescents and young adults with disability (DA group).