Sentence examples for from different classification from inspiring English sources

It was concluded that the nomenclature algorithm can be easily disaggregated by computer and can be used to understand the inter-relationships between soil profiles from different classification systems.

By combining all the motifs from different classification, 964 positive and 2827 negative peptides could be discriminated [Table  1].

Sanchez-Fernandez et al. [ 10] combined information from different classification systems and identified 13 plant subfamilies, including also membrane-bound ABCs that consist only of those containing soluble NBD domains.

A comparison among results, reported in the literature, might be difficult as they originate from different classification systems although the mean improvement from 23 to 42 points, according to Kujala et al., could be expected, when comparing pre- and postoperative status [ 13, 15, 16, 19– 219.

* Statistical analyses were not performed as the body parts were deducted from different classifications 1 According to physical therapist, front office staff or patient 2 Physical therapists' diagnosis recoded into treated body part 3 Medical diagnosis recoded into treated body part The type of physicians referring patients to physical therapy differed between Israel and the Netherlands (Table 4).

Table 5 Comparing the accuracy results from seven different classification algorithms within the original (A) and discretized data appended to the original data (A+D).

Table 4 Comparing the accuracy results from seven different classification algorithms within the original, baseline data (A) and the discretized data (D) formed from the Ameva, CACC, CAIM, Chi2, EF, EW, HDD, IDD, IEM, and ur-CAIM algorithms.

This is not likely to depend on the definition of family history, because only our study used a different classification from the other three.

Participants took an average of 11 different medications (range 5-29) from 8 different classifications (range 3-17).

The healthy or unhealthy food categorization was made with support from the different classifications presented in a review of existing definitions of 'healthy' and 'unhealthy', produced by Hawkes for the Canadian Office of Nutrition Policy and Promotion [ 32].

The third edition of the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-III) used different classification terminology from the earliest versions of Wechsler tests.