Sentence examples for multiple categorizations of from inspiring English sources

By overlaying the SOM-derived chemical profiles found to be significantly associated with pediatric asthma from all classifications derived using a range of categories from 2 to 20 we are able to see if identification of similar types of days resulting in associations with adverse health was captured by multiple categorizations of our data (Fig.  5a).

The combination of multiple categorizations and features of IDRs is likely to provide a better understanding of the functionalities encoded in these regions.

This chapter reviews our own and others' research on multiple social categorization and discusses when and how different multiple categorization strategies can lead to more positive intergroup attitudes.

It is also possible that our categorizations of the variables retained in the multiple correspondence analyses did not perfectly match the nature of the data.

Table 1 Categorizations of policy implementation.

This process yielded four categorizations of the comorbidity index; the full categorization plus three orders of collapsed categorization (eg, Table 1).

See Tables  1 and 2 for categorizations of the covariates.

Three categorizations of G are considered: binary, ordinal, and nominal.

Base composition analysis of multiple RNA segments enables further categorization of isolates into previously established clades determined by sequencing (details shown in Table S2).

Uncovering the Neural Representation of Multiple Dimensions of Object Categorization in Visual Cortex.

Faced with multiple problems of definition, categorization, and (often conflicting) terminology, modern scholars have tended to dismiss the miscellany as disorganized and chaotic.