Sentence examples for relevant categorizations from inspiring English sources

All hematological parameters measured were quantitative but, to facilitate clinical interpretation, survival curves were obtained for selected clinically relevant categorizations of these parameter values.

The optimum solution provides a coherent and relevant categorization of website profiles, and highlights the possibilities of genetic algorithms as a tool for discovering new knowledge in the field of web mining.

To identify the most biologically relevant categorization, priority for annotation was set as follows: Noxae [D27.888.569], Physiological Effects of Drugs [D27.505.696], Therapeutic Uses [D27.505.954], Molecular Mechanisms of Action [D27.505.519].

For Hb, serum iron, TSAT, serum ferritin, and other laboratory variables clinically relevant specific categorizations and cut-offs are used.

In this descriptive study, free-text CCs were examined by the lead author, who devised a clinically relevant, hierarchical categorization scheme.

Once an individual self-categorizes as member of a group, she will perceive herself as 'depersonalized' and similar to other group members in the stereotypical dimensions linked to the relevant social categorization.

Recently, it has been shown that neuronal selectivity in monkey inferior temporal cortex is shaped by those object features that were most relevant during categorization training [10].

Our findings provide evidence for learning-related increases in selectivity of neural responses to object properties that are relevant for categorization.

This means that the higher the percentage of features trained to be relevant for categorization, the larger the responses in the right fusiform gyrus.

Furthermore, it demanded an inversion between the formerly irrelevant distractor feature and the shape feature previously relevant for categorization.

Time scales are also relevant to the categorization of materials.