Sentence examples for refer a subset from inspiring English sources
At the Santa Clara Valley Tuberculosis Clinic, it was our practice to refer a subset of high-risk LTBI patients to the Public Health Department for monthly follow-up at home instead of at the clinic.
However, all of these approaches can be used to either classify all patients or classify a majority of patients while referring a subset of patients for further testing.
By binary consensus[5], we refer to a subset of detection consensus problems where the network is trying to reach consensus over a binary parameter.
Treg cells refer to a subset of T lymphocytes normally expressing CD4 + CD25 + FOXP3+, which play an important role in maintenance of self-tolerance and regulation of immune response [ 6, 7].
When we discuss the ethics of wildlife disease management, by 'ethics' we refer to a subset of the norms prescribing acceptable behavior in human social groups that is taken to be more fixed and fundamental than legal structures or rules of etiquette.
Mr. Romney has made this claim before and, when asked to defend it, his campaign has said that he is referring to a subset of the nation's total debt -- the portion of the debt that is owed to private investors.
Here, generic refers to a subset of K which has full measure with respect to any invariant probability measure on K.
Individual recognition refers to a subset of recognition that occurs when one organism identifies another one according to its unique distinctive characteristics [1].
Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) refers to a subset of inherited retinal degenerations, for which over 180 disease associated loci have been mapped and of these over 130 genes have been identified that when mutated result in severe vision impairment.
The druggable genome refers to a subset of genes that are known or predicted to interact with drugs.
A 'hidden population' refers 'to a subset of the general population whose membership is not readily distinguished or enumerated based on existing knowledge and/or sampling capabilities' [ 15].
