Sentence examples for stages classes from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to apply the RIFLE [risk (R), injury (I), failure (F), loss (L) and end-stage kidney disease (E)] criteria in burn ICU patients, to identify the risk factors for occurrence of acute kidney injury (AKI), as well as to analyze the progression between stages (classes) of RIFLE classification, and the impact of progression of AKI on morbidity and mortality.

For example, Bombyx mori and Drosophila melanogaster alpha tubulin isotypes fall into classes that are ubiquitously expressed throughout the body at all life stages, classes that are expressed only at certain stages of the life-cycle, and classes expressed only in certain tissues, such as the testes or ovaries [ 62].

To calculate variety of woody debris, dead wood pieces were classified into nine categories according to three size and three main decay stage classes.

In the studied model the fishing effort is considered as a control term, the stage classes as states and the quantity of captured fish as a measured output.

Researchers at Plymouth University followed a groups of 32 pupils in four foundation stage classes who had been armed with digital audio recorders and listened to their conversations and play.

This comprised three stages: professional development of artists and teachers at an experimental lab; artists' residencies in Foundation Stage classes; and evaluation of the experience by the artists, teachers and researchers of achievements made.

We found that foliar δ15N levels were significantly lower in all life stage classes of P. violacea compared with the reference plant D. mespiliformis growing in open riparian forest.

There are two notable exceptions: classical population ecology does include age- and stage-structured models which subdivide the individuals of a population in a series of age or life-stage classes.

An "inverse J distribution" contains fewer stage i+1 individuals than stage i, such that a histogram of stage classes in a sample is a reflected "J" shape.

Additionally, populations have been structured into age, size or life-history stage classes ([67], [68], [69]; also see [7], [18], [37], [70]).

Approximately 12% of the studies on perennial herbs used fewer than 100 individuals (summed across all stage classes), and only 25% of studies were based on 500 or more individuals (range: 30-4963).