Sentence examples for weight categorization from inspiring English sources

Doses according to the weight categorization in Fig. 7 are shown in Table 5.

Using other cutpoints for birth weight categorization (e.g., quartiles, quintiles, or birth weight ≤5.5 lbs/7–8. lbs/≥9 lbs) yielded similar differences only for Serial 7's (data not shown).

In addition, we further reported a recent BMI in 4 categories: underweight (<18.5), normal (18.5-24.9), overweight (25.0-29.9), and obese (≥ 30.0), which is the weight categorization used by the National Heart ,Lung, and Blood Institute [ 24].

The possible selection bias, indicate that this study sample might not be fully representative for the total population of Odense with respect to weight categorization, ethnicity and parent educational level.

Other birth weight categorizations (lowest quartile or quintile, or birth weight <5.5 lbs vs. 5.6 8.9 lbs and ≥9 lbs) did not improve the prediction of poor performance on Serial 7's.

This clearly shows the benefits of the interference weighting and categorization on the network performance.

The determined level of interference is a basis for the interference weighting and categorization used in the proposed FA algorithms.

In this paper, cognitive radio frequency assignment with a novel interference weighting and categorization is proposed, as an extension of the solution to the graph coloring problem.

In this paper, the CR FA is modeled as a graph coloring problem using novel dynamic vertex ordering, interference weighting, and categorization.

We can conclude that the proposed interference weighting and categorization is beneficial to the CR network performance, since it is possible to quantify the individual interference components and aggregate interference.

The CR networks using the FA algorithms with the interference weighting and categorization can accommodate almost twice as much CR users compared to the networks using algorithms with only binary interference model.