Sentence examples for groupings from from inspiring English sources
The fourth iteration was chosen as the saturation point as it was the point where the agglomeration schedule and dendrogram had the highest reduction in the number of groupings (from six groups to four groups=reduction of 33%) while retaining at least 5% of the total sample size in each group (ie, n≥11).
– Rx-Morbidity Groups (Rx-MGs): 64 groupings from a classification system based on the drugs prescribed (ATC coding system).
This mechanism can be both internal within the group and external by people and groupings from outside.
Notes: (a) Biomarkers were assigned to chemical groups on the basis of chemical consistency and groupings from the NHANES laboratory files.
Traditionally, stage groupings from I to IV have been used to divide patients into groups of decreasing suitability for treatment with curative intent and, consequently, worsening prognostic outlook.
However, a detailed analysis of the alignment of these genomes using other bioinformatics tools revealed that the grouping of these organisms in the novel tree was more satisfactory than the groupings from previous classifications, which used only a few conserved genes.
In the few short weeks since his election, Mr Karzai has come under fire from rival tribal groupings and from conservative Muslims who feel that he is liberalising too fast.
Also, very few of the measures assessed can be extended to quantify health inequities among other population groupings apart from socioeconomic groups.
The discrepancy between the results from the two different volume groupings and from the fractional polynomial modelling may be explained by several mechanisms.
We describe the derivation of a set of sub-type groupings derived from an automated parsing of alignments from PFAM and the SWISSPROT database, and use this to perform a large-scale assessment.
We show that this unsupervised clustering results in groups of enzymes more coherent in biological terms than equivalent groupings obtained from the EC hierarchy.
