Sentence examples for groupings of cases from inspiring English sources
Cancer clusters – distinctive geographical groupings of cases – have always attracted attention and none more so than those involving childhood leukaemia.
To minimise the effects of such variation, we have restricted our analyses to very broad groupings of cases with large numbers in each.
Analysis of this limited data set using a phylogenetic tree (AlignX module, Vector NTI Suite 7.0, Informax, Bethesda, MD) produced no distinct groupings of cases separate from the healthy subjects (data not shown).
We found that with 100 random groupings of cases and controls, the frequency of non-significant differences between case and control are still high (around 20%) for the ternary groups of the species with FCs ≥2 (Table 2 and Figure 3).
The combination of T, N, and M classifications into stage groupings is meant to facilitate a number of activities including: the estimation of prognosis and the comparison of therapeutic interventions among similar groups of cases.
Overall, across all patient groups there were no significant differences between DA-level and CT-level income groupings in the proportion of cases for which there was perfect agreement with individual-level measures (Table 3).
Unfortunately, we observed that a few of these families were enormous, heterogeneous groupings that, in a significant number of cases, consisted of two or more groups of highly-connected proteins linked by a few probably-spurious edges.
Previous studies on task switching and error processing have examined these cognitive processes with a lesser number of cases, or coarse groupings of ages.
In summary, we have found strong evidence of space time clustering among certain diagnostic groupings of childhood CNS tumours, involving cases of astrocytoma and ependymoma.
As many cases fall outside the groupings of this classification, a fourth type comprised of miscellaneous entities is usually added [ 35].
These groupings were necessary because of the low number of cases in some subgroups.
