Sentence examples for distinguished between two groups from inspiring English sources
From this cohort, we distinguished between two groups of women who underwent BM.
The OSCE and written exams had a Kuder-Richardson Formula 20 (KR-20) score for estimating test reliability of over 0.7 suggesting they reliably distinguished between two groups of students [ 8].
Discriminative validity (the extent to which the survey distinguished between two groups of subjects who were expected to perform differently) was measured by comparing the survey results of the patients and surrogate cohorts to a cohort of internal medicine resident physicians, who were expected to demonstrate an increased knowledge.
Scientific organisations: It is important to distinguish between two groups of research organisations outside universities cooperative research centres (Centros de Investigación Cooperativa or CIC) and the Basque Excellence Research Centres (BERCs).
We show that local excitatory connections facilitate synchronization, while local inhibitory connections help distinguishing between two groups of peripheral neurons with similar intrinsic frequencies.
The study distinguishes between two groups of criteria; first those using the hourly mean wind speed as the relevant parameter to assess human wind comfort, and secondly those criteria based on gust wind speeds.
It is suggested that a t test is an appropriate measure when distinguishing between two groups' innovative climate or perception of their innovative activity (André, Ringdal, Skjong, Rannestad, & Sjøvold, 2016).
With respect to patients with a poor hemato-oncologic prognosis (i.e., patients with no hope of survival), we believe that it is important to distinguish between two groups, according to the anticipated duration and quality of life.
For the assessment item that asked students to distinguish between two groups (a more general comparison than they had considered in class), 77% of students achieved a score of 1 or 2 for their first reason.
