Sentence examples for division of cases from inspiring English sources

Although we found adherence to increase with increasing age (P<0.02), age remained only marginally different after division of cases into adherent and non-adherent groups.

The division of cases stops when the group of cases is completely pure or when it contains less than operator-defined minimal number of cases.

In one study, 15 division of cases was unclear; the objective deficit in this study was defined as impairment on a total score comprising five domains (immediate and delayed memory, visuospatial/construction, language and attention) assessed using the Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of Neuropsychological Status.

For example, in a recent study, an estimated 35 50% of ADHD combined type cases showed response inhibition deficits [ 40]; yet we also note that a division of cases into those who show deficits and those who do not is essentially based on an arbitrary cut-off point on a continuous dimension.

One of the standard definitions used in the study of DILI is the division of cases cholestatic, mixed, and hepatocellular injury using results of commonly used biochemical tests, based upon the normalized ratio of ALT to ALP, sometimes referred to as the "R" value.

Repeating the logistic regression analysis following division of cases into those with increased LV mass and those with concentric/eccentric remodelling showed rs17132261 remained significant (LV mass phenotype p=0.01, increased wall thickness phenotype p=0.01) as did rs2292462 (LV mass phenotype p<0.01, increased wall thickness phenotype p<0.01).

Recall orders like the one issued today are rare, said Dr. Mary Malarkey, director of the division of case management in the food and drug agency's Office of Compliance and Biologics Quality.

Sub-division of cases based on the age at diagnosis or histological type did not yield any significant association (data not shown).

The trigeminal nerve, in particular the maxillary division (40% of cases), and the facial cranial nerve are most commonly involved [6 11].

The Division of Hematopathology case load consists of about 3000 bone marrow specimens, 1000 lymph nodes, 2700 diagnostic flow cytometic assays, 18,000 molecular diagnostic assays, and 2700 cytogenetics/FISH assays.

Peter Modafferi, chief of the Rockland County, N.Y., detectives division, said 90percentt of cases today involve some form of electronic evidence - he said he has done surveillance where mobsters "text instead of talk" - but there are growing numbers of applications that are often beyond law enforcement's reach.