Sentence examples for former categorization from inspiring English sources
For the former categorization, a cutoff of ≥6.5%and<6.5.5% was used because this cutoff was recently used to redefine the diagnosis of diabetes (14).
It was assumed the character of the luminal B (high Ki-67) was concealed by a larger proportion of luminal A with former categorization criteria.
Ravens separated for up to three years responded differently to playbacks of former group members according to the categorization into affiliated versus nonaffiliated and familiar versus unfamiliar individuals.
The eccentricity developed its own categorization: "Gilbertology," coined by the former Wizards coach Eddie Jordan.
The categorization of current, recent and former use thus may not reflect actual use.
It also hosts a substantial number of non-citizens (15% in 2011) 1 – a highly non-standard categorization of residents consisting of the former Soviet immigrants and their descendants born on the territory of Latvia during Soviet times.
The artist struggling against easy categorization is an old trope.
However, as variability of COPD categorization exists over time, particularly between B and C (with the former also having substantial mortality risk [ 18]), this would support introducing dual LABA/LAMA combinations into COPD treatment rather early on than stepping-up.
"Blind Ness" defies easy categorization.
