Sentence examples for unstable groups from inspiring English sources

Design: Prospective comparison of 2 equivalent samples of consecutive admissions, 2 months apart, each divided into medically stable and unstable groups before admission.

Different approaches, either based on classical regression and classification statistical techniques or even the supervised machine learning methods, have been proposed to classify the observed cases into stable, potentially unstable and unstable groups.

The only unstable groups which are not are either on the main diagonal or immediately above the jagged line (highlighted in yellow).

During this experiment, females from unstable groups expressed more agonistic interactions than did females from stable groups.

Moreover, adult birds are less aggressive in stable groups than in unstable groups (our study for females; [43], [45] for males).

Our results showed that the eggs of females kept in unstable groups showed higher levels of testosterone and that their chicks expressed a higher level of fearfulness.

He will cast himself as a victim of circumstance, just like movie studio boss Eddie Mannix, played by Josh Brolin in the Coen brothers' latest film, Hail, Caesar!, who is busy patching together an unstable group of actors only to see his star snatched and film project jeopardised.

There were 8/20 (40%%) patients with fractures localized to the distal third of the radius in the unstable group, as compared to 16/30 (53 %) in the stable group.

However, inclusion of these costs would only widen the difference in medication costs for these two groups making the unstable group even more costly.

The median forecast errors in Bonsall et al. are reported as 5.7 (0.21) for the stable group and 4.1 (0.15) for the unstable group (Bonsall et al. [2012], Data supplement).

The group of unstable populations (with large absolute PC2 values) characterised by large values for heights (PC1 values) contains populations 52692, 50258 and 6429, while the unstable group with low values comprises of populations 33257, 5821 and 33259 (Fig. 5).