Sentence examples for separation of cases from inspiring English sources

Separation of cases with positive Δ and negative or zero Δ (right).

A small effect ultimately translates into a poor separation of cases and controls and thus only a small improvement of prognosis accuracy.

An unsupervised principal components analysis (PCA) was used to demonstrate that the 4 subgroups of individuals with ASDs from the K-means cluster analyses results in effective separation of cases according to similarity of symptomatic profile as defined by the 123 item scores from the ADI-R (Fig. S2B).

A set of these genes achieved accurate pre-diagnostic separation of cases and controls.

In the case of complete separation of cases and controls, the area under the ROC curve (AUC) is equal to one.

The pattern of space-time autocorrelation for RFLP type 2-5-2 indiffuse that diffuse clustering existed at > 20 km and 60 days separation of cases.

Separation-of-powers cases are easy to understand, but hard to win, especially in light of various procedural hurdles that face litigants worried about agencies that have not taken many concrete actions yet.

The lawyers said the case "may be the most important separation-of-powers case in a generation".

This again shows that the separation performance of Cases 4 and 5 reduces by increasing the gas flow rate.

As a result, increasing the water flow rate in the above-mentioned range could not affect the liquid liquid separation performance of Cases 1 5. Figure 19b shows the effect of increasing the water flow rate on its mass percentage in the gas outlet.

That same year, the High Court of Australia followed a 1989 decision of the Supreme Court in a separation-of-powers case, ruling that a judge was permitted to prepare a report for a government minister about threats to aboriginal areas because the assignment did not undermine the integrity of the judicial branch.