Sentence examples for undetermined group from inspiring English sources

We placed OTUs with conflicting taxonomic assignments in an "undetermined" group.

More than half of the genes in the undetermined group (27% of the 4331 gene subset), had a log2-ratio difference within the range of +/- 0.5.

The frequency of FGCB was significantly higher in the SIDS group (43.0%% [37/86]) (without undetermined group) compared to the explained group (14.3%% [7/49]) (p < 0.001).

28 A longitudinal study of eyes with advanced glaucoma, as determined by VF, demonstrated that the rate of average macular thickness loss was significantly greater in the progressed group versus the stable and undetermined groups.

The nomenclature used to identify each copy followed Wicker et al. (2007); for example, RII_DMJA1 consists of RII (for the superfamily), DMJ (for D. mojavensis), and A to Z (for the clades formed by phylogenetic analyses, where the exception is X, which was used for the undetermined groups), followed by the number of each copy within each clade.

Eighteen patients (14.6%) of HR-negative patients were classified as HER2-undetermined group.

We excluded 18 patients (2.6%) classified as HRs-negative and HER2-undetermined group from further analyses comparing TN breast cancer and non-TN breast cancer.

The innovative concept is to divide all customers into assignment-determined and assignment-undetermined groups in order to narrow down the search area of a solution domain so the TABU search can be more efficient and effective.

End-of-life decision was performed for 152 patients (25%) overall, including 26/78 (33.3%) patients in the undetermined diagnosis group and 126/536 (23.9%) patients in the other groups (p = 0.09).

And in Mount Pleasant, the only other Westchester district to reject its latest budget, the superintendent attributed the defeat, in part, to a bond measure involving leasing a school building to undetermined outside groups, which was also on the ballot.

Although there is a growing job market in STEM-related areas, for undetermined reasons, these groups of students are less likely to participate.