Sentence examples for pattern was classified from inspiring English sources

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Each spoligotype pattern was classified into a binary code and the result was entered in a Microsoft Access database (Redmond, USA).

Each spoligotype pattern was classified into a binary code.

The LGE pattern was classified by 2 different observers (M.F. and S.P).

The thyroid echo pattern was classified as isoecho, hyperecho, hypoecho, and heterogeneous echo.

The miRNA expression pattern was classified based on the final virological response to the combination therapy.

The XCI pattern was classified as skewed when 80% or more of the cells preferentially inactivated the same X-chromosome.

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Dialogic sequences that included only the triadic pattern were classified as "closed I-R-E chains".

In this study, street pattern is classified into four categories: grid-iron, warped parallel, loops and lollipops, and mixed patterns.

Mutant plasmids with restriction patterns resembling the wild-type pattern were classed as "no-change" mutations whilst those deviating from the wild-type restriction pattern were classified as "size-change" mutations.

Importantly, only neurons with low baseline firing rates (0.5 10 Hz; Figure 1C), relatively long inter-spike interval (>4 ms) and regular firing pattern were classified as putative dopamine neurons.

Strains with an identical band pattern were classified as an RFLP cluster.

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