Sentence examples for more distinctive groups from inspiring English sources
However, this average improvement may not be realized for all patients, and it is possible that there are two or more distinctive groups with different, possibly non-linear, trajectories of change over time.
In the current study, psychiatric symptoms were common in both the ADHD/SUD group and the general SUD group and the findings indicate that externalizing and antisocial behaviour, rather than psychiatric symptoms, are more distinctive for the ADHD/SUD group than for the general SUD group.
As groups become more distinctive and better adapted to their environment, their parental and sister groups are pushed to extinction.
However, H3K36me3 depletion appeared to be more distinctive of the class of group II exons.
The more explicit BRAF signature identified two large distinctive groups and showed no ambiguous region when compared with KRAS (figure 1A) and PIK3CA profiling (figure 1C).
A two dimensional scatter plot of the cells' size and brightness shows clear separation between the two groups, where the brightness difference is much more distinctive than cell size (Fig. 3(d)).
But as groups increase in size, they tend to create more distinctive ethnic communities, Professor Logan and others say.
The similarity measurement, together with Ward's method for linkage (Ward 1963), produces the most distinctive groups where each member within the group is more similar to its fellow members than to any member outside the group (Güler et al. 2002; Belkhiri et al. 2010).
Furthermore, we observed that the hemodynamic response was more distinctive in hypertensive patients who received midazolam as premedication, and the data indicated that in the same group, the use of antihypertensive drugs was more common.
Even more distinctive was his brushwork.
