Sentence examples for joint categorizations from inspiring English sources

Considering joint categorizations of body fatness in childhood/adolescence (Year 5) and adult follow-up, we observed that women who were heavy in adolescence had lower mean absolute dense tissue volume while women who were lean in adolescence had higher absolute dense breast volume, regardless of their body fatness in adulthood (Fig.  2b).

Due to the relatively strong correlation between CB-153 and MeHg, the joint categorization of the two variables were not optimal, in that the median CB-153 were consistently increasing for the groups low/low – high/low – low/high – high/high, with the corresponding phenomenon for MeHg.

However, comparison of the reference of the supposed genetic risk indicators with the highest categories in the joint analyses led to the categorization as 'non-cumulative'.

We based the "more active" categorization on the 1995 joint Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and American College of Sports Medicine physical activity guideline target of ≥150 min of weekly moderate physical activity (21).

Shrinkage of posterior estimates through the use of random effects allowed for finer categorization of exposures without restricting joint effects to follow a fixed parametric scale.

The term social identity approach, or social identity perspective, is suggested for describing the joint contributions of both social identity theory and self-categorization theory.

These mathematical techniques are based on intrinsic properties calculations and on comparison with an ideal homogeneous image (joint entropy, mutual information, normalized cross correlation and index Q) as categorization parameters.

While it may be argued that a K-L grade of 1 may correspond to early OA, the definition of this categorization states the doubtful presence of osteophyte without regard for joint space narrowing.

For the joint effect of the number of cigarettes and nicotine yield per cigarette, an analogous categorization was applied with a cut-off value of 0.8 mg per cigarette and comparable results were observed.

However, in an effort to consider their joint effect, we created another variable by classifying census tracts based on our quartile categorization of the ASPEN modeled estimates for benzene and 1,3-butadiene.

The categorization of gait pattern by three-dimensional gait analysis provided useful information on the joint dysfunction underlying the gait disability.