Attachment regions could be grouped by characteristics, namely motif composition, extraction method or function.
Although all respondents were surgical patients, our hypothesis was that patients could be grouped by characteristics represented by background data variables (gender, age, ASA-PS, BMI, type and magnitude of surgery), data collected during ICU and hospital stay (severity of illness, ICU LOS and hospital LOS) and employment and marital status data collected 6 months after ICU discharge.
When data were grouped by traffic characteristic and PM fraction, only the later significantly modified AA release (p < 0.001) in response to exposure, with coarse PM samples eliciting a greater response than fine PM samples from high-traffic sites.
Overall response rates grouped by baseline characteristics are shown in Fig. 2b.
The models correctly predicted the outcome of 71 76% of test segments, and adequately fit using χ2 tests for test data grouped by stand characteristics.
My first panel evaluated 79 whiskies, a higher number than average, organized into 39 separate flights, grouped by like characteristics.
Table 2 provides the frequency of costs mentioned in RCTs grouped by study characteristics.
Important correlates were grouped by population characteristics and SES, individual, interpersonal, community and organisational level.
The effects observed for vitamin D3 supplementation remained unchanged when grouped by various characteristics.
The overall associations observed in prospective studies for consumption of fish and long chain omega 3 fatty acids remained broadly consistent when these studies were grouped by several characteristics at study level.
Search results can be restricted to different database subsets (displayed on the Web page as checkboxes), and they are then grouped by common characteristics and displayed in tabs which show/hide the list of elements that match the request.
