Sentence examples for the subgroupings from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of subgroup
The misplacement of 25/400 languages might superficially suggest that the phylogenetic topologies and the subgroupings expected by historical linguistics are "wildly different".
Instead, the quartets results show that the differences between the Gray et al [3] tree topologies, and the subgroupings proposed by linguistics are relatively small.
These models did not combine Hispanics into one group, maintaining the subgroupings of other Hispanics and Mexican Americans used by NHANES.
Pearson correlation coefficients were employed to look for colinearity between the subgroupings of positive lymph nodes (location, number of positive nodes, and node ratios) and showed small correlations between these variables (0.106, 0.263, and 0.321, respectively).
Overall, the risk of thyroid cancer was significantly higher in all 'non-White' ethnic groups except Indians, with the increased risk also seen in the subgroupings by gender, age, deprivation and histology.
Although the subgroupings between the functional and structural hierarchical clustering differ to some extend, overall, the network components of the two DLBCL gene regulatory networks show a similar clustering into two major branches of peripheral and intracellular regions.
The sixth and last phase (impact analysis) comprises studies that seek to establish the feasibility of uptake of the subgrouping scheme in practice and the capacity of subgrouping to improve outcomes in routine clinical care.
In addition to the estimate of cost-effectiveness for the subgrouping approach (see 'Data analysis' section) we will explore whether there is evidence for sustainability.
A "per-protocol" analysis, based on the evaluation of phase 3 patients who were treated with strict adherence to the subgrouping tool allocation rule (versus all phase 1 patients) will be carried out as a secondary comparison.
The results show that the Austronesian language phylogenies are highly congruent with the traditional subgroupings, and the date estimates are robust even when calculated using a restricted set of historical calibrations.
The linear subgroupings observed in the clusters arise from the fact that a series of concentrations were used as input data into the PCA.
