Sentence examples for example of the categorization from inspiring English sources
To be able to investigate metastatic patterns, the number of affected body segments was recorded (maximum of 14) and the form of MIBG-avid skeletal lesions was categorized as "focal" (F) or "diffuse" (D) (Fig. 1a; see Supplementary Table 3 for an example of the categorization of form).
An example of the MEDLINE categorization algorithm is displayed in Figure 3 for the 60 articles published in this journal BioMed Central (BMC Medical Informaticss & Decision Making, which are currently indexed in MEDLINE (March 27 , 2005.
Yet another example of the variety of categorization is the grouping of selected obstetric complications into "non-severe conditions", "severe conditions", and "procedures" [ 33].
The data collected by these two researchers was discussed to ensure consistency between the researchers – for example in the categorization of products.
An example of the uncertainty associated with the categorization of workers as exposed or not (i.e., high, medium, low) is provided in an early study by Hall and Wynder who categorized some occupations as "high exposure" when as few as 20% of workers in a job category were exposed to DE. "Moderate exposure" was 10 19% exposed and "low exposure was <10% exposed (Hall and Wynder 1984 ).
As an example of categorization by previous state, the number of molecules that melted into solution was divided by the total number of molecules that desorbed, providing the fraction of desorbed molecules that came from the melted state.
Using melting into solution as an example of categorization by subsequent state, the number of molecules that melted into solution was divided by the total number of hybridized-state events to acquire the fraction of melting events that involved melting into solution.
An example of the output of the tool is given in Figure 1 for the categorization mode.
