Sentence examples for diverging classification from inspiring English sources

One explanation for these discrepancies could be the diverging classification of age groups as in some of the studies zebrafish with an age of 18 24 months were classified as old animals.

Therefore, similar to our findings in whole arteries, the number of DE transcripts in ECs decreased despite a diverging disease classification.

In Somalia, compilations of HRH-related data quickly revealed inadequacies, grossly diverging data, inconsistencies in classification and limited coverage.

We also report that diverging differences in disease classification do not result in an increased number of DE genes.

As the true genotype distribution diverged from HWE, classification based on the true genotype distribution had smaller genotype-call error than classification based on HWE.

Only the producing strain in hypoxic conditions diverged from this classification and seemed to be the most influential variable.

Tumours were staged according to both the 1987 and 1997 pathologic classifications (pTNM) of the International Union Against Cancer: the two classifications diverge as lymph node metastases are staged according to the location relative to the primary tumour in pTNM-1987 accordingding to the number of involved nodes in pTNM-1997 (Hermandk and Sobin, 1992; Sobin and Wittekind, 1997).

Lorenzen markedly diverged from earlier classifications by considering Enoplus as the only genus within the Enoplidae, basing this separation on differences in metaneme structure, gland arrangements, and the absence of onchia.