Sentence examples for incremental categories from inspiring English sources

† Included as a continuous variable using incremental categories of 50 cells.

Previous studies have reported relationships between BP and mortality in binary fashion, for example mortality at MAP <60 mmHg versus ≥60 mmHg, or in incremental categories, for example mortality per 10 unit increase in BP starting from a reference category [ 8, 31].

Its discussed efforts all fall into what I would call the incremental category.

Kaplan-Meir survival analysis did not reveal any difference in progression of retinopathy in the three incremental physical activity categories either in the intensive or standard treatment arm when stratified according to cohort (Log-rank test Intensive Chi2 3.14;P=0.21 and standard Chi2 0.93 P=0.63).

Fig. 6 Cumulative Cost versus Cost Reduction of warning category incremental strategy.

There is, I suspect, far greater potential to improve diets, and health -- among adults and children alike -- with incremental improvements within food categories than most people realize.

Recognizing that students struggle to read traits from a phylogenetic tree, deduce ancestral traits, and reconstruct phylogenetic trees (Meir et al., 2007; Perry et al., 2008), our incremental approach addressed three categories of tree-thinking skills: interpreting relationships within trees, comparing among trees, and constructing trees.

PSPgo has performed in line with our expectations, driving 100percentnt incremental volume for the category and has benefited the broad PSP portfolio with PSP-3000 also enjoying a big lift.

Of the two, fusion gene status had a stronger effect on disease recurrence than did each incremental increase in grade category (hazard ratios=8.5 and =6.3, respectively).

For easy illustration when it comes to describing the system processes and workflows throughout this paper, the term VFDT is used that generalized the category of incremental learning methods.

The proposals fall into two broad categories: universal and incremental.