Sentence examples for separated corresponding to from inspiring English sources

However, to take OS as an example, predicted survival curves from the Cox model for CRP below and above 15, are still widely separated, corresponding to the 2% improvement in predictive accuracy after allowing for nomogram score, with an individual having CRP⩽15 having an 86% 5-year survival compared with 69% for a patient with CRP>15 even after allowing for the nomogram score.

To correct this, if we detect the presence of mode mixing in the first IMF, we propose, in the new algorithm, to separate the part corresponding to the signal from that corresponding to noise.

Furthermore, clustering analysis demonstrated that heterogeneous MFRMs were able to separate corresponding MM subtypes.

We have further verified, with application to a set of real aCGH data from breast cancer patients, that the method is effective at separating components corresponding to distinct subsets of known breast cancer markers.

For each species, we conducted five separate analyses, corresponding to separate questions (see Table  1).

The urine was collected in separate containers corresponding to separate collection periods.

The tree topology strongly suggests that in most organisms, GBG members sort in separate branches, corresponding to their classification in BIGs and GBFs.

Areas with electrical activity with similar latencies were color coded and separated by isochrones corresponding to intervals of 0 5, 5 10, and 10 15 ms separating the onset of firing and response.

We separate the analysis of the unfolding of HHR planning into three separate stages, corresponding to the evolution of how the health-care worker is perceived as an object of study [ 37]: (a) the health worker as a production factor, (b) the health worker as an economic factor and (c) the health worker as a necessary resource.

This area was separated from Lucania (corresponding to modern Basilicata) on the north, and it was to part or the whole of this peninsula that the name Italia was first applied.

In neutral solutions the reduction occurs in two well separated steps, each corresponding to one-electron uptake.