Sentence examples for differing classification from inspiring English sources
More often in dealing with terrestrial ecosystems data, it is necessary to establish a correspondence between differing classification systems or terminology sets.
Methodological limitations complicate these findings, such as differing classification of "early" versus "late" onset stroke and inclusion of mixed stroke type in several studies.
This has led to differing classification criteria in public resources such as MiST [ 21, 22], P2CS [ 23, 24], and Michael Galperin's census of prokaryotic RRs [ 25, 26], and diverse standards of description in annotated genome sequences [ 26].
In addition, the use of differing classification criteria for PDD [including MMSE <24, Diagnostic Statistical Manual (DSM) IV-TR or Movement Disorders Society Task Force criteria] further complicates interpretation of these results.
We can further elaborate on this through a differing classification of the patent set: whether (i) (z_{mathrm{med}}) of a patent is above or below the quartile z-score within the entire period and (ii) (z_{mathrm{min}}) of a patent is above or below quartile z-score within the entire period.
A recent analysis of fetal death rates and < 24-hour-post-delivery infant mortality rates for deliveries of infants weighing less than 500 grams found differing classification rates among individual states [ 18].
Our findings about the heterogeneous effect of PA is somewhat supportive of Cooper and colleagues' [ 28] finding that adults of differing BMI classifications also had differing levels of PA.
If the self-classifications of various companies differ, the classification which the clear majority of companies agreed upon is used in this study.
Cost differed by classification of procedures, mix of services received by patient and severity of the periodontal condition.
1.9%, 1.9% and 5.6% of imprinted genes differed in classification of enrichment for H3K4me3, H3K27me3 and H3K9me3 respectively between the two methods.
'Seen Correct' and 'Unseen Correct' trials did not differ in classification probability during the first three stages but diverged only during the fourth stage (see Figure 2B).
