Sentence examples for frequency classification from inspiring English sources

The mean daily number of voids was used for urinary frequency classification, whereas responses to nocturia questions from the Danish Prostatic Symptom Score and American Urological Association Symptom Index were combined [19], [20].

This will produce frequency classification of the boundary.

This may be why RT failed to yield significant frequency classification accuracy in our monkey datasets.

Whenever a subject was analysed more than once, only the first test was considered for frequency classification.

Frequency classification accuracy peaked on or near HG in all of the 14 human hemispheres measured in this study.

The 5-level frequency classification was adopted from the questionnaire used in a nationwide survey on health and health-related behaviours in schoolchildren by the WHO [ 31].

A statistically significant association was seen between angina frequency classifications and EQ-5D health utility scores; with more frequent angina resulting in decrements in health utility (p < 0.001 for association for both Equations 1 and 2).

Comparison of EQ-5D health utility scores across the four SAQ-based angina frequency classifications were made using end-of-trial values only (as no subjects were classified as having no angina symptoms and few were classified as having monthly symptoms at baseline due to trial inclusion criteria).

The monkey data suggest that significant classification accuracy is a useful marker for the core auditory field A1, and, to a lesser degree, also R. From Monkey 2, sufficient data were available to conduct a classification analysis for 6 sound frequency conditions (Fig. 2 H) in addition to a high- versus low-frequency classification (Fig. 2 C).

Then I did the same for samples from 5 to 60 (out of the total of 65) in increments of 5. Given the history of the tiger salamander hybrid swarm and the low frequency of classification using the full dataset, I considered any "successful" classification a false positive.

Qualitative categorization of exposure intensity into low, medium and high, in combinations with task duration and frequency allowed classification of cleaning tasks in three potential inhalation exposure categories: low, medium, and high.